Good to know
Accessibility
Everyone should be able to use their stamp card: on a small or a large phone, with a screen reader, with large text. Here you can read what we do for that.
Our standard
We build to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, level AA, the standard behind the European Accessibility Act (EN 301 549). We test with the keyboard, at 320 pixels wide, at 200% zoom and with automated checks.
What we do
Every page has a clear structure with headings, a link to skip straight to the content, a visible focus, forms with labels and clear error messages, enough colour contrast in the light and the dark theme, and respect for your device's 'reduce motion' setting. On the card, a screen reader reads out how many stamps you have; the sound and buzz of a stamp are an extra, never the only signal.
Reading comfort
With the button with the little figure at the top of every page you choose larger text, more space between lines and letters, a readable font, more contrast, underlined links, less motion or a reading ruler. Your choice is kept on your device. That button replaces nothing: the website also works without it, together with your own device's settings.
What isn't perfect yet
Scanning a QR code needs a camera. Whoever can't do that says their card number at the counter, or types the code from the counter screen. We only accept a shop's card colour when the text on it stays readable.
Let us know
Stuck somewhere, or missing something? Mail contact@nealvdv.be. We answer within five working days and look for a solution together with you.
Written on 3 October 2026.