Accessibility
Menu Prices AU is for everyone who eats out, so the site is built to be usable with a keyboard, a screen reader, a small phone screen, or a slow connection — and to stay readable when text is enlarged. We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 AA and treat accessibility problems as bugs, not feedback.
What Is Built In
Structure: real headings in order, breadcrumb navigation on inner pages, and tables for menu prices with labelled columns, so assistive technology can navigate by landmarks and headings. Images: content images carry descriptive alt text; decorative images are kept out of the reading order. Keyboard: menus, links and tools can be reached and operated by keyboard, with visible focus from the browser. Motion: smooth scrolling is switched off when your system requests reduced motion. Layout: pages reflow to a single column on narrow screens — menu tables stack into readable rows rather than forcing sideways scrolling. Text: body copy is set at a readable size with strong contrast against its background in the site’s standard theme.
Known Limits
Some content originates with the chains themselves — for example allergen documents and ordering flows on the chains’ own websites — and we cannot control its accessibility. Where we link to a chain document, the menu page still carries the key price and energy figures in accessible HTML on this site. Calculators on the Tools page announce their results as text, not colour alone.
Report a Barrier
If any part of this site is hard to use with your technology, please tell us the page, the problem, and the device or assistive technology you were using, via the site contact email on the Contact Us page. Accessibility fixes are picked up in the site’s regular review cycle. Last reviewed: November 2026.
About & Information
Frequently Asked Questions
What accessibility standard does this site aim for?
WCAG 2.2 AA. Accessibility problems are treated as bugs, not feedback.
What is built in?
Real headings in order, breadcrumb navigation on inner pages, tables for menu prices with labelled columns, descriptive alt text on content images, keyboard access with visible focus, reduced-motion support, and pages that reflow to a single column on narrow screens.
Do the calculators work without a mouse?
Yes. Menus, links and tools can be reached and operated by keyboard, and calculator results are announced as text, not colour alone.
What are the known limits?
Some content originates with the chains themselves — for example allergen documents and ordering flows on the chains’ own websites — and we cannot control its accessibility. Where we link to a chain document, the menu page still carries the key price and energy figures in accessible HTML on this site.
How do I report an accessibility barrier?
Tell us the page, the problem, and the device or assistive technology you were using, via the site contact email on the Contact Us page. Fixes are also picked up in the site’s regular review cycle.
When was accessibility last reviewed?
November 2026. The review date is printed on this page and updated when the site is re-checked.