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Accessibility

Accessibility at 2dive.shop

I am Cobi Hay Yacobi, the owner of 2dive.shop. My shop offers my underwater photographs printed on canvas, photo T-shirts, calendars, and a diving blog.

I am hard of hearing myself, and I know first-hand how much accessibility matters in everyday life.

If you have trouble using the site or encounter an accessibility problem, write to me. I will handle your message and help you.

The standard we work to

I work to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA.

Using the site

  • A “Skip to content” link is your first keyboard stop.
  • Every link, button, and form field shows a visible focus outline.
  • Product size and color choices are buttons in a labeled group, usable with keyboards and screen readers.
  • Images have English text alternatives. Screen readers skip purely decorative images.
  • Form fields have labels, including the business page’s quote form and checkout fields.
  • The cookie banner and WhatsApp button work with the keyboard.
  • The page language is English. The layout works on phones and computers. You can zoom text in your browser.

Checks and fixes

On November 10, 2026, the main page types were checked on a phone and a computer using Google Lighthouse and axe-core 4.10: WCAG 2.0 and 2.1, Levels A and AA, plus best practices.

Checks covered the home page; landing pages; shop and category pages; canvas, T-shirt, calendar, and gift card product pages; blog posts; About and business pages; customer support; store policies; order tracking; account; cart; and checkout.

Fixes that day strengthened contrast on add-to-cart, cart, checkout, and account buttons; labeled the quote form’s drop-down menus and file field; named checkout country and state fields; and clarified checkout heading order. The phone’s price and add-to-cart bar became a labeled page region. Subject tiles no longer make screen readers read their names twice.

After these fixes, every page type checked received a Lighthouse accessibility score of 100.

Automated checks do not cover every part of accessibility. A score does not promise that everyone can use every part of the site without difficulty. If you encounter a problem, I want to hear about it, including after the check.

Payments and services from other companies

Airwallex processes card payments and PayPal processes PayPal payments, each in its own payment window or form. The cart and checkout use Google reCAPTCHA. The WhatsApp button opens WhatsApp. These companies are responsible for their services’ accessibility.

If you have trouble paying, write to me. I will help you complete your order another way.

Contact me about accessibility

Contact me, Cobi Hay Yacobi, about any accessibility matter. Because I am hard of hearing, please write:

Please describe the page where the problem happened, what happened, and any assistive technology you use.

Last updated: November 10, 2026.