Our Approach
We want every adult who is looking for a mistress, or who is a dominant woman looking for the right man, to be able to read our guides and use the site without barriers. That includes people who use a screen reader, navigate with a keyboard or switch, magnify the screen, need high contrast, or find motion uncomfortable.
The public pages are built with semantic HTML, a clear heading structure, visible focus styles and keyboard-accessible menus. Text has strong contrast against its background, and the layout adapts to small screens without hiding content. Movement is kept to a minimum and switched off when your device asks for reduced motion. We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA on the public pages.
Using the Site
- Every page has one main heading, followed by section headings in order, so a screen reader's heading list gives a clear outline.
- A breadcrumb trail near the top of each inner page shows where you are and links back up a level.
- Links describe where they go, rather than saying "click here".
- The mobile menu opens and closes with the keyboard and works without custom scripts.
- Text can be enlarged to 200 percent with your browser's zoom without content being cut off.
- No feature depends on a mouse, a touch screen or a precise gesture.
- Tables, such as the plan prices on the pricing page, have header cells so each price is read with its plan and length.
Images and Media
Photographs have text alternatives that describe what they show. Profile photos on the local guide pages are labelled with the member's username, age and town. Decorative elements are not needed to understand any page, and no information is given by color alone. There is no audio or video that plays on its own.
Reading and Language
Our guides use plain US English, short paragraphs and descriptive headings. Terms that may be new to you, such as domme, soft limit or aftercare, are explained where they first appear, and our guide to what domme, dominatrix and mistress mean covers the vocabulary in one place. Frequently asked questions are written as expandable sections that open with the keyboard.
The Member Area
The member area, where you build your profile, search and send messages, runs on the HubPeople dating network. It is designed to work in current versions of the major browsers on phones, tablets and computers, and with the accessibility settings built into your device. If a part of the member area does not work with your assistive technology, please tell us so the problem can be passed to the team responsible.
Known Limitations
Some content inside the member area is written by members themselves, such as profile text and photos, and may not have text alternatives. Third-party pages, such as card payment screens, follow their providers' own accessibility standards. Profile photos on the local guides are shown whole, never cropped, and each one has a text label with the woman's username, age and town, so the card makes sense without the image.
Feedback
If something on a public page or in the member area is hard to use, tell us. Sign in and contact support from your account, saying which page, device, browser and assistive technology you were using, and what you were trying to do. If you cannot sign in because of an accessibility barrier, say so when you get in touch. Support is staffed by people 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the contact page explains what to include so the team can help quickly.