Use the site your way
We design for keyboard access, zoom, readable structure, visible focus, text alternatives, and reduced motion where supported.
Accessibility at One of a Kind Finds
Access belongs here.
We want people with disabilities to be able to explore our work, shop ready-made pieces, use the Shirt Studio, and start a custom order. Accessibility is an ongoing practice, and your feedback helps us improve it.
Statement last updated: July 18, 2026
The short version
Ask for a reasonable alternative
If a tool, product page, or form creates a barrier, contact us. We will work with you on another way to get the information or complete the task.
Help us improve
Tell us where the problem happened, what you were trying to do, and how you would prefer us to respond.
1. Our commitment
One of a Kind Finds is committed to improving digital access for people with disabilities. Our goal is to provide an experience that supports different ways of seeing, hearing, moving, reading, understanding, and interacting.
This statement applies to the public pages and shopping or custom-order experiences provided through oneofakindfinds.net. It does not make promises about websites or services operated entirely by another organization.
2. Accessibility goal and current status
Our accessibility goal is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. WCAG provides testable requirements for making digital content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.
Current status: improvement in progress
We are working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. We are not currently making a formal claim that every page, state, file, integration, or third-party component fully conforms. The website changes over time, and accessibility requires continued testing and maintenance.
3. Measures we take
Accessibility considerations incorporated into the website include:
- Structure: semantic headings, lists, landmarks, buttons, links, and form labels where the platform supports them.
- Keyboard use: an effort to keep important controls reachable without requiring a mouse or touch gesture.
- Focus visibility: a visible indicator for keyboard-focused interactive elements.
- Color and contrast: readable foreground and background combinations, with meaning not intentionally conveyed by color alone.
- Responsive reading: layouts designed to adapt across screen sizes and support browser zoom and text resizing.
- Images: alternative text for meaningful images and hidden descriptions for decorative imagery where appropriate.
- Forms: understandable labels, instructions, and error information within the capabilities of the form platform.
- Motion: reduced animation when a visitor has enabled a reduced-motion preference.
- Plain language: direct navigation labels, descriptive links, and practical instructions.
4. Assistance with shopping and custom orders
If a digital feature prevents you from completing a task, please contact us. Tell us what you are trying to do and what format or method works better for you. We will work with you on a reasonable alternative.
Product information
Request help understanding a product description, image, color, pattern, size, care instruction, price, or availability detail.
Shirt Studio
If the visualizer is not usable for you, describe the shirt, pattern, colors, and artwork you want through the custom-order process.
Forms and checkout
Ask for assistance understanding or completing a custom-order request, shopping step, or other website form.
Alternative formats
Request important website or order information in another reasonably available format.
5. Known and potential limitations
Although we continue to improve the website, some barriers may remain. Areas that can be more difficult include interactive visualizers, uploads, ecommerce checkout, embedded social or video content, dynamically generated forms, and other components supplied by third parties.
Third-party services may include our website and form platform, ecommerce or payment tools, shipping tools, embedded media, analytics, and externally linked services. We do not control every part of those services, but we still want to know when one creates a barrier in our customer journey.
Older browsers, unsupported devices, browser extensions, unusual display settings, or combinations of assistive technology and third-party widgets may also behave differently. If something does not work, please contact us so we can help and investigate.
6. Technical compatibility
The website is intended to work with current versions of commonly used browsers and operating systems and with the accessibility features those systems provide. No single website can be tested with every browser, device, setting, or assistive-technology combination.
For the best experience, use a current browser and operating system. If an update is not possible or does not solve the barrier, contact us for assistance rather than abandoning your order or question.
7. Feedback and accessibility requests
We welcome feedback about accessibility barriers. Use our Contact page and label your message “Accessibility Request.” If possible, include:
- The page address or name of the feature creating the problem
- What you were trying to accomplish
- A short description of what happened
- Your browser, device, or assistive technology, if you are comfortable sharing it
- Your preferred way for us to respond
Please do not send passwords, payment-card details, medical information, or other sensitive information through a general contact form. We will review accessibility messages and work toward a practical response or alternative.
Submit an Accessibility Request8. Assessment and continued improvement
Accessibility is considered through design review, content review, code checks, platform testing, and feedback from visitors. These methods do not replace a full independent audit or testing with people who use assistive technologies.
We may update this statement as the website, accessibility work, platform components, or assessment results change. The date at the top shows the latest published revision.
Practical accessibility help
A barrier should not end the conversation.
Can I get help placing an order?
Yes. Use the Contact page and label your message “Accessibility Request.” Tell us what you are trying to order and what part of the process is creating a barrier.
What if I cannot use the Shirt Studio?
The Shirt Studio is a visual starting tool, not the only way to begin. Use the custom-order form or Contact page to describe the garment, pattern, colors, artwork, quantity, and timing you have in mind.
Can I request a description of a product image?
Yes. Send the product name or page link and tell us what information you need, such as the colors, pattern, artwork, garment shape, or placement details.
Does this statement mean the site is fully WCAG conformant?
No. WCAG 2.2 Level AA is our stated goal. This page does not claim that every page and third-party component has completed a formal conformance evaluation.
What information helps when reporting a problem?
Share the page or feature, the task you were attempting, what happened, and your preferred response method. Browser, device, and assistive-technology details are helpful but optional.
What if the problem is in checkout or another third-party tool?
Please report it anyway. We may not control every technical component, but we can investigate, communicate with the provider when appropriate, and work with you on a reasonable alternative.
Need another way through?
Tell us where access broke down.
We want to help you get the product information, shopping assistance, or custom-order support you came for—and use what we learn to improve the experience.
