Website Accessibility

Our commitment

DinnerMVP makes ongoing efforts to improve access to its website, meal-planning tools, forms, images, and information. Our goal is to support a broad range of browsers, devices, assistive technologies, and individual access needs. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and some areas may not yet meet that goal.

Standards we work toward

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, currently WCAG 2.2 Level AA, as our principal accessibility reference where reasonably applicable. These guidelines help make digital content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. Referring to this standard does not mean that every part of the site has already been independently certified or is free of accessibility barriers.

Our ongoing accessibility work

• Use semantic page structure, meaningful headings, landmarks, and descriptive link text.
• Support keyboard navigation and visible keyboard focus without requiring a mouse.
• Maintain readable text, adequate color contrast, responsive layouts, zoom, and text enlargement.
• Provide text alternatives for meaningful images and identify decorative images appropriately.
• Give form fields clear labels, instructions, understandable errors, and status messages that assistive technology can recognize.
• Avoid unnecessary motion and respect device-level reduced-motion preferences where motion is used.
• Provide captions, transcripts, or other appropriate alternatives when audio or video content is added.
• Review new features and material site changes for common accessibility barriers.
• Test important user journeys with automated tools, keyboard-only use, screen-reader checks, and manual review as the site develops.
• Evaluate third-party services and integrations for accessibility and provide practical alternatives when we learn of a barrier we can address.

Third-party content

Some shopping, payment, authentication, or retailer experiences may be provided by third parties. DinnerMVP does not control every aspect of those services, but we welcome reports about barriers encountered during a DinnerMVP-directed experience and will try to identify an accessible path or relay the issue to the appropriate provider.

Tell us about an accessibility problem

If you have difficulty accessing any page, feature, image, video, document, or form, email support@dinnermvp.com with the subject “Website accessibility issue.” If possible, include the page address, what you were trying to do, the problem you encountered, and the browser, device, or assistive technology you were using. Do not include passwords, payment-card information, or sensitive health information.

We will review accessibility reports promptly, work to provide the requested information or service through a reasonable alternative when possible, and use the report to guide remediation.

Contact

Accessibility assistance: support@dinnermvp.com

Email DinnerMVP about an accessibility issue

Updates

We will revise this page as our accessibility practices, testing, and site features develop. Last updated October 8, 2026.