Accessibility and compliance

Nobody sits this one out.

Sweet Addison's exists because somebody was being left out of dessert. Gluten, dairy, refined sugar, seed oils: every one of those was a reason a person got handed a sad substitute while everyone else got the real thing. We started baking so that would stop being true.

That belief does not stop at the ingredient list. It covers who can use this website, who can place an order, and who can get help when something does not work. If any part of shopping here is hard for you, that is our problem to fix, and we want to hear about it.

The standard we build to

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA as our standard for sweetaddisons.com. We treat it as an ongoing commitment rather than a box we ticked once: pages get reviewed as we build them, and we re-test the site as a whole on a regular basis.

Being straight with you: no website of any real size is ever finished on accessibility, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we can promise is the standard we aim at, the work we actually do, and a real person who answers when you tell us something is broken.

Keyboard first

Every control that can be clicked can also be reached and operated with a keyboard, with a visible focus indicator so you always know where you are.

Screen reader friendly

Meaningful images carry text alternatives. Buttons, form fields, and custom controls are labeled so assistive technology can announce them properly.

Readable by design

We check color contrast for text and interface elements, and the site reflows without horizontal scrolling when you zoom in or use a narrow screen.

Motion you control

If your device asks for reduced motion, our animations step aside. Videos never take over your screen or play sound without you choosing it.

Clear forms

Labels stay attached to their fields, and errors are explained in words rather than signaled by color alone.

Checked as we grow

New pages and features get an accessibility pass before they go live, and we audit the whole site on a schedule rather than waiting for a complaint.

A note on the parts we do not write ourselves: our store runs on Shopify, and a few features (checkout, reviews, video, payment buttons) come from third parties. We choose partners with accessibility in mind and report problems to them, but we do not control their code. Tell us anyway. If something in one of those tools blocks you, we will help you finish your order a different way while we push for the fix.

Need a hand placing an order?

You never have to fight the website to get cookies. Email us and a real person in Dallas will place, change, pause, or cancel your order with you directly, including subscriptions and gift orders. There is no separate phone tree and no special form to find.

Email support@sweetaddisons.com

We answer accessibility requests within five business days, and usually much faster. If your request is time sensitive, say so in the subject line and we will move it up.

Found something broken?

Please tell us. Specific reports get fixed faster than general ones, so if you can, include:

  • The page or link where it happened
  • What you were trying to do
  • What went wrong, in your own words
  • The device, browser, or assistive technology you were using, if you know it

We log every report, fix what we can quickly, and come back to you about anything that takes longer. You do not need to use any particular wording, and you will never be asked to prove why you need help.

The short version

We built a cookie so that nobody at the table has to sit out. A website that locks people out would make a liar out of the whole idea.

Baked with love in Dallas, xo Addison

Last reviewed: August 27, 2026. Questions about anything on this page: support@sweetaddisons.com. Related: Privacy Policy · Terms of Service · Shipping · Refunds and Returns.