AccessEz Accessibility Statement

AccessEz is dedicated to improving accessibility for all users, including those with disabilities. We are continuously working to enhance our app and ensure it meets accessibility standards and guidelines, striving to offer an inclusive browsing experience for everyone.

Conformance Status

This app follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, which are categorized into three levels: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA. While AccessEz strives to meet the highest standards, it is currently partially compliant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

Technical Information

AccessEz is fully compatible with Shopify environments. The app is built using the following technologies:

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Node.js
MongoDB

AccessEz Features

The app provides a range of accessibility features that allow for an optimized and inclusive user experience. Here is a list of features available:

Select Language: Choose from multiple language options to adjust the widget to your preferred language.
Highlight Links: This feature highlights links for better visibility and navigation.
Bigger Text: Increases text size for better readability.
Contrast: Adjusts contrast for users who need a higher visual distinction.
Text Spacing: Modify the spacing between text for better readability.
Pause Animations: Enables users to pause animations that could be distracting.
Hide Images: Hides images for users who prefer a text-only experience.
Line Spacing: Adjusts the line spacing for improved reading clarity.
Highlight Headings: Headings are highlighted for easier navigation.
Reading Mask: Adds a reading mask to help focus on specific content.
Reading Guide: A guide is added to help with reading text.
Brightness: Adjusts the brightness of the content to suit the user's preference.
Saturation: Controls the saturation of colors for better visibility.
Dyslexia Friendly: Adjusts font styles to aid those with dyslexia.
Mute Sounds: Mutes sound on the website for those with hearing sensitivity.
Text Alignment: Customize text alignment for easier reading.
Big Cursor: Enlarges the cursor for easier navigation.
Text to Speech: Allows the website content to be read aloud.
Voice Navigation: Enables voice navigation for a hands-free experience.

Notes & Feedback

We are committed to providing regular updates to improve the accessibility of AccessEz. We value feedback from all users and encourage you to let us know if you encounter any issues or have suggestions.

Please note that we cannot address accessibility concerns related to third-party websites, but we are happy to assist you in contacting these websites if necessary. For any issues encountered with linked sites, we recommend reaching out directly to those site owners.

We continually strive to make the web more accessible and inclusive for everyone, and we are dedicated to improving the features offered by AccessEz.

Water Processed Decaffeination

Water Processed Decaf People drink decaffeinated coffee for a variety of reasons. However, it’s important to know that decaffeination methods vary. There is a widely used chemical decaffeination and then there is a water process.

Most decaffeinations use chemical solvents such as methylene chlorideto strip caffeine molecules from the green coffee bean. And some leave behind more caffeine than you would think.

Alternatively, the Water Decaffeination Process uses water from the mountains to gently remove the caffeine until the coffee beans are 99.9% caffeine-free, while maintaining the bean’s distinctive origin and flavor characteristics. It’s decaffeinated coffee without compromise.

The Water Process is a taste-driven, 100% chemical free, water decaffeination process that delivers to today’s consumer expectations. Certified organic by OCIA, it is used by premium roasters and retailers and demanded by informed and discerning decaf drinkers.

Water Decaffeination Process Steps:

Water processing occurs in two ways: the trademarked Mountain Water and Swiss Water processes. Mountain Water processing takes place in Mexico using water from the Pico de Orizaba Mountain while the Swiss Water process, which originated in a small Swiss plant in the 1930s, today takes place at a single facility near Vancouver, British Columbia, using water from Canadian coastal mountains. Generally, the two water processes involve similar steps, beginning with green coffee beans being either steamed or soaked in hot water to expand the coffee’s pores, making the caffeine more easily extractable. From there, the beans are soaked in water and a proprietary blend of coffee solids, which, over time removes the caffeine while leaving the original flavor oils intact. That water is then moved to a separate tank and the caffeine is filtered out. The beans are dried and shipped to our Roastery.

Check out our decaffeinated coffee offerings and discover the amazing flavors of water processed decaffeinated coffee.