SellerInquiry is intended to work for people with disabilities.

Our accessibility baseline

SellerInquiry targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA as its engineering baseline for the public website. This is a voluntary technical target used to support equal access; it is not a claim that a government agency has certified the site.

Features built into the site

• Semantic headings, landmarks and page structure.
• A keyboard-accessible skip link and visible keyboard focus.
• Text and controls designed for sufficient color contrast.
• Responsive layouts that support browser zoom and narrow screens.
• Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative treatment for noninformational marks.
• Programmatic form labels, required-field text, error messages and invalid-state associations.
• Reduced-motion behavior when the user requests reduced motion.
• No autoplaying audio or video and no time-limited form session visible to the user.

Reporting a barrier

The main inquiry form uses server-side validation, a hidden spam field and bounded request limits. If those controls or another feature create an access barrier, use the separate accessibility report form. Privacy-rights requests use the separate Privacy Choices & Requests form.

Report an accessibility problem

If any page, form, image, control or document prevents you from accessing the same information or service, tell us which page caused the problem, what you were trying to do and, if you choose, the browser or assistive technology involved. We will use that information to investigate and provide a reasonable alternative when possible.

Report an accessibility issue

Ongoing review

Accessibility can regress as content, browsers and third-party services change. We include accessibility checks in the site validation process and review reported barriers as defects to be corrected.