Snobshop

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1. Our Commitment

Snobshop is committed to making its website and online shopping experience accessible and usable for as many people as possible.

We aim to provide a website that is accessible to users with diverse abilities, including people who use assistive technologies such as screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice control software or other accessibility tools.

Our goal is to offer a shopping experience that is clear, usable and inclusive.

2. Website Covered by This Statement

This Accessibility Statement applies to:

[www.snobdrop.com]

It covers the main website, product pages, cart, checkout-related customer journey, editorial content and customer-facing information pages, where technically under our control.

Some third-party tools or embedded services may be partly controlled by external providers.

3. Accessibility Standard

We aim to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 Level AA, where reasonably possible.

The European Web Accessibility framework uses harmonised standards to create a common understanding of what “accessible” means for websites and mobile applications.

In practical terms, this means we work toward making our website:

PrincipleMeaning

PerceivableContent should be available in ways users can perceive, including text alternatives for images where needed.

OperableThe website should be usable with keyboard navigation and assistive technologies.

UnderstandableText, navigation and forms should be clear and predictable.

RobustThe website should work with current and future assistive technologies as far as possible.

4. Measures We Take

We work to improve accessibility by focusing on:

• clear page structure and headings;

• readable typography and sufficient contrast;

• alternative text for relevant images;

• keyboard-accessible navigation where possible;

• meaningful button and link labels;

• accessible forms and error messages;

• responsive layouts for different screen sizes;

• avoiding unnecessary flashing or disruptive motion;

• clear checkout and customer-service information.

5. Current Accessibility Status

We are working to make [www.snobdrop.com] conform as closely as possible to WCAG Level AA standards.

At the time of this statement, the website is:

[Choose one before publishing]

• Fully compliant with the stated accessibility standard;

• Partially compliant with the stated accessibility standard due to the limitations listed below;

• Not yet fully assessed against the stated accessibility standard.

My recommendation: unless you have done a proper audit, use “partially compliant” or “not yet fully assessed”. Do not claim full compliance without evidence.

6. Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some areas may not yet be fully accessible.

Known limitations may include:

• some older images may not yet have complete alternative text;

• some third-party checkout, payment, cookie or analytics tools may have accessibility limitations;

• some visual campaign content may require improved text alternatives;

• some interactive elements may need further keyboard or screen-reader testing;

• some PDFs, downloads or embedded content may not yet be fully accessible.

We are actively reviewing these areas and aim to improve them over time.

7. Third-Party Content and Services

Our website may use third-party services, such as:

Wix 
Stripe / PayPal 
Meta Pixel / TikTok Pixel / Google Analytics
[Cookie consent provider]

These providers may process or display parts of the website experience, including checkout, payments, newsletter forms, analytics, cookies or embedded content.

Where these services are not fully under our control, we encourage providers to maintain accessible services and we review accessibility where reasonably possible.

8. Feedback and Contact

If you experience accessibility barriers on our website, please contact us.

Email: INFO@SNOBDROP.COM
Subject line: Accessibility Feedback — Snobshop
Website: [www.snobdrop.com]

Please include, where possible:

• the page URL;

• a short description of the issue;

• the device and browser you used;

• the assistive technology used, if applicable;

• your contact details if you would like a response.

We aim to respond within [5–10 business days].

A proper accessibility statement should include a feedback mechanism so users can report barriers or request accessible alternatives. This is also part of the EU public-sector model statement logic, and it is smart practice for private e-commerce too.

9. Alternative Access

If you cannot access certain information or complete an action on our website, contact us and we will try to provide the information or support in an alternative accessible format.

Examples may include:

• product information by email;

• support with order-related questions;

• return or shipping information in plain text;

• accessible versions of key customer information where available.

10. Assessment Method

This statement was prepared based on:

[Choose applicable options]

• internal review;

• automated accessibility testing;

• manual keyboard testing;

• screen-reader testing;

• third-party accessibility audit;

• review against WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 Level AA criteria.

Date of last review: [DATE]
Next planned review: [DATE]

11. Ongoing Improvements

Accessibility is an ongoing process.

We aim to improve Snobshop by:

• reviewing new pages and product content for accessibility;

• improving alternative text for editorial and product imagery;

• testing key shopping flows;

• reviewing checkout and payment accessibility;

• improving form labels and error messages;

• training content and design workflows around accessibility.

12. Legal Note

This Accessibility Statement is intended to provide transparent information about the accessibility of [www.snobdrop.com].

It does not limit any statutory rights that may apply under consumer protection, accessibility, equality or anti-discrimination laws