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The accessibility guide · Booking, contact, and ordering forms

A booking or ordering box pasted in from another company

A booking or ordering widget from another company is only as accessible as they built it — but it sits on your page, so the barrier is yours.

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A booking or ordering box pasted in from another company

What it actually is

The reservation or online-order widget embedded from an outside service and dropped into your page.

Who it shuts out

Whatever's inside that box is only as accessible as the other company built it — and many trap a keyboard inside (you tab in and can't get back out), skip the field labels a screen reader needs, or fail their own contrast. It sits on your page, so the barrier is yours: a guest who can't use the widget can't book or order from you.

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