accessibility statement

Built to work with keyboards, screen readers, and slow days.

The ordepoint site aims to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at the AA level. That means the Ortel Mobile top-up flow should be usable without a mouse, without seeing the screen, and without needing to click through hidden buttons.

What has been done

Semantic HTML — headings, lists, buttons, form fields all use the proper native element.
Every form field has a visible label; labels are wired to inputs with for / id.
Keyboard focus is always visible and never trapped. The mobile drawer closes on Escape and on backdrop click.
Text and background colours meet the AA contrast ratio for the body copy and the CTA buttons.
Text can be zoomed to 200 % without loss of content or function.
Motion is minimal; the site respects prefers-reduced-motion and disables non-essential animations.
Icons are decorative and hidden from assistive tech; every meaningful action has a text label alongside.

Known gaps

Older browsers below Chromium 88, Safari 14, or Firefox 84 may render the layout without the sticker-collage angles. Content stays fully readable.
The mobile drawer requires JavaScript to open. All destinations reachable through the drawer are also reachable from the footer.

Feedback

Spot something that gets in the way? Please write to help@ordepoint.org — accessibility reports are prioritised over feature requests.