Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

House of Judi wants its online store to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including customers who use assistive technologies or alternative ways of navigating the web.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

1. Our Approach

We aim to consider accessibility when maintaining and improving the House of Judi storefront, including page structure, navigation, text, forms, interactive controls, images, and mobile presentation.

We use recognized accessibility guidance, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), as a practical reference point for improving the customer experience. This statement is not a claim that every page, third-party integration, or store feature has been formally certified as conforming to a particular WCAG level.

2. Areas We Aim to Support

Our accessibility work can include efforts to support:

• clear heading and content structure;
• keyboard navigation where supported by the theme and application;
• visible focus states for interactive elements;
• readable color contrast and text sizing;
• responsive layouts on desktop, tablet, and mobile;
• meaningful alternative text for informative imagery where appropriate;
• labels or context for buttons, links, forms, and interactive elements;
• reduced reliance on color alone to communicate important information; and
• plain, understandable customer-service and policy information.

3. Third-Party Services

Some parts of the House of Judi experience rely on third-party technology, such as Shopify, checkout functionality, payment services, analytics, marketing services, and Track123 order tracking.

Because these services can be controlled or updated by their respective providers, accessibility may vary between different parts of the customer journey. Where we can reasonably influence a storefront implementation, we aim to avoid introducing unnecessary accessibility barriers.

4. Images and Editorial Content

We aim to provide useful alternative text for informative storefront imagery where appropriate. Decorative imagery may be implemented in a way that avoids adding unnecessary repetition for assistive-technology users.

5. Keyboard and Screen Reader Use

The storefront is intended to support ordinary web-navigation methods, including keyboard interaction and common assistive technologies where the theme, browser, device, and third-party service support them.

If you encounter an element that cannot be reached, understood, or operated using your preferred method, please report it to us so we can review the specific issue.

6. Zoom, Text Size, and Device Settings

Modern browsers and devices generally provide controls for zoom, text scaling, contrast, display size, and other accessibility preferences. House of Judi aims to use responsive layouts that remain usable across common screen sizes, although individual device or browser settings can affect presentation.

7. Ongoing Improvements

Accessibility is not treated as a one-time task. Store content, themes, apps, browser behavior, and third-party services can change over time. We may therefore update the storefront and this statement as issues are identified or improvements become available.

8. Report an Accessibility Issue

If you have difficulty accessing information, using a feature, completing checkout, or navigating any part of House of Judi, contact us at:

Please include, where possible:

• the page or feature where you experienced the issue;
• a short description of what happened;
• the browser or device you were using; and
• the assistive technology involved, if you are comfortable sharing it.

Providing this information is optional, but it can help us reproduce and review the problem more effectively.

9. Alternative Assistance

If a website accessibility issue prevents you from accessing important order or store information, contact customer support and explain what information or assistance you need. We will use the information reasonably available to help with the request.

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