Everyone deserves a better browsing experience.

Our Accessibility Commitment

Crown Theory believes people should be able to browse products, learn about textured hair care, access support, and use website features regardless of ability or the technology they use.

Our goal is to create a website that provides clear content, consistent navigation, readable text, and accessible interactions.

Accessibility Standards

Crown Theory aims to consider widely recognized web accessibility practices, including guidance from the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

Accessibility considerations should remain part of website design, development, testing, and future updates.

Accessibility Features

The Crown Theory website is designed with several accessibility considerations built into its structure.

• Semantic HTML elements are used where appropriate.
• Pages include a skip-to-content link.
• Form fields use visible labels.
• Interactive buttons include accessible names.
• Page content uses structured headings.
• Links use descriptive text whenever possible.
• Important interactive elements include visible focus states.
• Color is not intended to be the only method used to communicate important information.

Keyboard Navigation

Website navigation and interactive controls should be usable with a keyboard whenever possible.

Focus indicators should remain visible so keyboard users can understand where they are on the page.

Visual Accessibility

Crown Theory aims to maintain readable typography, sufficient contrast, predictable layouts, and responsive content across screen sizes.

• Text uses high-contrast combinations where practical.
• Text should remain readable when browser zoom is increased.
• Layouts respond to smaller mobile and tablet screens.
• Interactive states should remain visually identifiable.
• Important text should not rely only on background images.

Images + Visual Content

Meaningful images should include alternative text that communicates the purpose or relevant content of the image.

Decorative visual elements may be hidden from assistive technology when they do not provide additional meaning.

Forms + Inputs

Forms should provide clear labels, instructions, and feedback so customers can understand what information is required.

• Form controls use associated labels.
• Required fields are identified.
• Focus states remain visible.
• Form messages can be exposed to assistive technology.
• Input fields use appropriate HTML input types.

Assistive Technology

Crown Theory is designed with the goal of supporting common browsers and assistive technologies, including keyboard navigation and screen readers.

Actual compatibility can vary based on browser version, operating system, device settings, and the assistive technology being used.

Known Limitations + Third-Party Content

Some features provided by external services may operate outside of the Crown Theory website's direct control.

This may include services such as:

• Payment processors
• Embedded social media content
• Shipping or tracking services
• Third-party forms
• External websites

Accessibility Feedback

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the Crown Theory website, we want to know.

When contacting us, include the page or feature you were attempting to use and a brief description of the issue.