Accessibility · version 21 August 2026
Accessibility statement
Vintage Design Center wants visitors to use the website with a keyboard, zoom, screen reader and reduced-motion preference. We aim to align with WCAG 2.2 level AA without claiming unverified full conformance.
Accessibility · version 21 August 2026
How Vintage Design Center makes the website readable, operable and usable and how to report a problem.
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What we support
Logical headings, keyboard operation, visible focus, sufficient contrast, responsive zoom, understandable links and labelled forms. Text should not split at arbitrary points and information does not rely on colour alone.
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Motion and images
Fades, slide-ins and parallax are enhancements and must not hide information. Non-essential motion is disabled when “reduce motion” is set. Decorative images have empty alternative text; informative images receive a description.
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Known limits
Editable WordPress content, external payment pages or later embeds can introduce issues. We test important routes and correct blockers, but do not present an automated scanner score as proof of full accessibility.
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Physical location
Digital accessibility does not mean every part of a historic building is step-free. Before visiting Zandhoven, ask about current access, parking, doorways or help with a particular object.
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Report a problem
Send the page URL, device or browser, assistive technology and a short description to info@vintagedesigncenter.com. Include the outcome you need; we first try to offer a usable alternative and then fix the cause.
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Maintenance
Accessibility is checked again after material design, navigation, form or payment changes. This statement is updated when the known status changes.