Accessibility.

A store nobody can enter isn't a store. Same goes for websites.

§01 · What this site does

What this site does

Full keyboard navigation, with a visible 3px focus outline on every interactive element.
Only one panel opens at a time — your plan, the menu, or the receipt. While it is open, the keyboard stays inside it, the page behind stops scrolling, Escape closes it, and you land back on the button you came from.
Every animation — marquees, count-ups, the walking dog — stops when your system asks for reduced motion.
Body text is midnight on cream at better than 4.5:1 contrast (the WCAG bar), with real headings and landmarks throughout so screen readers can move around the page.
When something is added to your plan, screen readers say so out loud. Every image either carries a description or is marked as decoration, so screen readers skip it.

§02 · Known limits

Known limits

Departure Mono is used for short pieces of commerce chrome — buttons, SKU codes, badges, and status labels. Actionable labels stay at 12px or larger; smaller uses are secondary texture alongside readable body copy. If we've misjudged that line anywhere, we want to know.

§03 · Found a problem?

Found a problem?

Tell us: hello@goldendigital.co. Accessibility bugs jump the queue — fixes ship within two business days, same promise we make our clients.