Accessibility.

BeautySense aims to make its static editorial site straightforward to read, navigate and use across devices. The pages are built with semantic headings, labelled form controls, keyboard-accessible navigation, descriptive image alternatives and responsive layouts.

Using the site

Most content can be read without JavaScript. Live search, glossary filtering, saved guides and the routine builder use optional browser JavaScript; article pages and category listings remain directly accessible from normal links. Use the “Skip to content” link at the beginning of the page to move past repeated navigation.

Personal settings

The site responds to smaller screens and respects reduced-motion preferences. Browser zoom, font scaling and screen-reader settings may help when needed. Printable pages and the routine builder have simplified print styles.

Report a problem

Accessibility is ongoing work. If a page, control or document is difficult to use, email hello@beautysense.com.au with the URL, a description of the issue and, if you wish, the browser or assistive technology involved. We welcome specific feedback and will assess reasonable improvements.