ETERNITY PLEASURE / ACCESSIBILITY
A WARM WELCOME.
For more people.
Learn about keyboard navigation, age confirmation, gallery controls, readable page structure, reduced motion and the local enquiry tool at Eternity Pleasure.
UPDATEDOur approach
Eternity Pleasure is designed to make its information and controls usable across screen sizes and input methods. Pages use descriptive headings, visible focus indicators, labelled form controls and text alternatives for meaningful imagery. This statement describes implemented features, not a certification that every visitor’s needs have been met.
Keyboard navigation
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls, and Enter or Space to activate buttons where supported by your browser. A “Skip to content” link appears when focused. On smaller screens, the navigation button opens the page links; Escape closes the menu and restores focus. The website does not require a mouse to operate the directory filters or enquiry form.
Age confirmation and dialogs
The adult-confirmation popup keeps keyboard focus inside the dialog. Escape does not dismiss it: select the adult declaration or the exit link. This is intentional so the age choice remains explicit. Profile previews and the gallery dialog can be closed with Escape; focus returns to the control that opened them. In the gallery, Left and Right arrow keys move between the currently filtered images.
Readable content and forms
The site reflows for narrow screens and uses native browser inputs with associated labels. Validation identifies incomplete required fields before a brief can be prepared. You can review the text, return to edit it, clear the draft or download it. The long home guide has individual disclosure controls and an expand/collapse-all button. FAQs use native disclosure elements.
Motion and known limitations
The design respects the browser’s reduced-motion preference. JavaScript is required for the age declaration, filtering, dialogs and the local brief tool; a notice explains this when scripts are disabled. This site currently provides English content. Browser extensions, user styles and assistive technology combinations may behave differently, and automated checks cannot replace every form of human testing.
Feedback
If you encounter a barrier, useful information includes the page URL, the control involved, what you expected and your browser or assistive technology. Do not include private information in a public report. A verified accessibility or business contact has not yet been supplied; the contact page will identify that channel when available. The local brief tool does not transmit accessibility feedback.
Version dated . Applies to the current website features described above.