READABLE BY DESIGN
Accessibility
More space for the details that matter.
Text and navigation
The navigation includes a Larger text control; open Menu on a phone to find it. Browser zoom and operating-system accessibility settings remain available. Pages use descriptive headings, labeled controls, visible keyboard focus, and a skip-to-content link.
Comparison records
Each provider record opens with a button that announces whether it is expanded. Expand all records reveals every detail together. On narrow screens, pricing and explanatory text stack vertically to avoid requiring horizontal scrolling.
Ingredient browsing
The ingredient guide uses labeled radio controls grouped under a visible legend. The selected category is identified by the control state as well as appearance. Article links provide a path to longer explanations and source information.
Motion and reading width
The site respects reduced-motion preferences and contains no autoplay media or animation required to understand content. Article text uses a limited reading width and generous spacing. Color is accompanied by words in the commercial labels.
Verification
Representative pages are checked at small-phone, larger-phone, and desktop widths with automated accessibility tools and manual visual review. Those checks cannot guarantee every assistive-technology experience. The footer, source register, and article links provide additional ways to navigate the publication.