Bad practice, not understandable: The page lacks clear labels and contextual text, this is difficult to negative for users with ADHD, or autism. While the layout is simple, there are no product names, Id codes, prices, and the absence of information reduces clarity! ** (NOTE: the page did not allow me to annotate images, so i had to make use of the few words on this page to drive my points!)**

Good practice, Robust: consistent page layout, it is visually organized, helping keep it the same across different devices (attempted on computer as well as laptop)

Bad practice, not perceivable: This page relies heavily on images with no visible text and no context, which may prevent screen reader users from being able to use this page.

**Bad practice: ** Having low colour contrast between light grey text, as well as the text being tiny makes navigation difficult to read for users with low vision and/or colour blindness.

Bad practice: not understandable, the use of large grid images with no product id number, price, names or descriptive boxes all together can create a high confusion state, especially for those with adhd or austim. Making it hard for clues to be gathered to make sense of the webpage.

Bad practice: not understandable, the use of large grid images with no product id number, price, names or descriptive boxes all together can create a high confusion state, especially for those with adhd or austim. Making it hard for clues to be gathered to make sense of the webpage.

**Bad practice: ** not perceivable, heavy reliance on pictures to communicate information about the products. Users who rely on screen readers would not have great access to this page.

**Bad practice: ** The low colour contrast, tiny text font and size, all are factors that disrupt the ability to see the information on the website with clarity (not perceivable)