Our target
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a design and testing target where practical. Conformance can change as content, integrations and browser behavior evolve, so we welcome reports of real barriers.
Inclusive access
Accessibility Statement
Our approach to usable content, keyboard access and ongoing improvement.
Reviewed August 23, 2026
QQTube aims to provide a shopping-information experience that can be used by people with diverse abilities, devices and assistive technologies. Accessibility is an ongoing product responsibility, not a one-time badge.
Design and interaction practices
Keyboard access
Navigation, forms, dialogs and primary actions should be operable without a mouse.
Visible focus
Interactive controls should provide a clear focus indicator.
Readable contrast
Text and controls are designed with contrast and legibility in mind.
Responsive layout
Pages should reflow across desktop, tablet and mobile without horizontal scrolling.
Motion preferences
Non-essential motion should respect reduced-motion preferences.
Structured content
Headings, landmarks, labels and meaningful control text support assistive navigation.
Offer information
Deal cards use text labels in addition to color for discount, evidence and status. Images should have useful alternative text or be treated as decorative when they add no information.
Unknown terms should be stated in words rather than represented by an ambiguous blank or unsupported “0%” value.
Compatibility
The service is intended to work with current mainstream browsers, operating-system accessibility features and common screen readers. Older or highly customized combinations may behave differently.
Third-party merchant pages, embedded services and externally supplied documents are controlled by their owners and may not meet the same accessibility target.
Known limitations and improvement
Automated tests can find some issues, but cannot replace keyboard, zoom and assistive-technology review. We prioritize barriers affecting navigation, forms, account access, offer comprehension and core outbound actions.
As the site changes, components and content should be reviewed for focus order, labels, contrast, zoom, text spacing and responsive behavior.
Report an accessibility barrier
Use Contact Us and describe the page, control, device, browser and assistive technology involved. If possible, include what you expected to happen and an alternative way we can provide the information.
We do not promise a fixed resolution time, but useful reports help us reproduce, prioritize and correct barriers responsibly.
Need clarification or found an error?
Help us keep the record clear.
Questions about this website belong with our team. Questions about an order, delivery or refund belong with the merchant.