Accessibility

Review The Rack aims to be usable by everyone, including readers who use assistive technologies.

Our commitment

We design and write with accessibility in mind:

• Semantic structure: articles use proper heading hierarchy, lists, and landmarks so screen readers can navigate them.
• Keyboard access: interactive elements — estimator tools, FAQ accordions, share buttons, back-to-top — are keyboard-operable with visible focus states.
• Readable text: body text uses high-contrast color combinations and resizable relative units; content remains usable at 200% zoom.
• Reduced motion: decorative animations respect the `prefers-reduced-motion` setting.
• Touch targets: buttons and form controls meet minimum touch-target sizes on mobile.
• Plain language: guides are written in plain English with jargon explained, which also helps readers with cognitive disabilities and non-native speakers.

Known limitations

Some older embedded content or third-party elements may not fully meet our standards. We are working through the archive to fix these.

Feedback

Accessibility is an ongoing effort, not a finished state. If you encounter a barrier — a page that is hard to navigate with a screen reader, a control you cannot reach by keyboard, text you cannot read — please tell us at info@reviewtherack.com with the page URL and what you were using. We will prioritize fixing it.

*Last updated: September 2026.*