Accessibility Statement
AntiqList – Accessibility Statement
Last Updated: 07 September 2026
Version: 1
Legal Name: AntiqList
Address: Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
1. Our Commitment to Accessibility
AntiqList is committed to making its website and digital services as accessible and usable as reasonably possible for people with different abilities, devices, technologies, and browsing needs.
We aim to provide an inclusive experience that allows users to browse listings, search for items, communicate with other users, manage accounts, and access important information without unnecessary barriers.
2. Scope of This Statement
This Accessibility Statement applies primarily to the AntiqList website and digital interfaces operated by or on behalf of AntiqList.
It may not apply to third-party websites, services, applications, payment providers, advertising platforms, maps, social media services, or other external technologies that may be accessible through AntiqList.
3. Accessibility Standards
AntiqList aims, where reasonably practicable, to align its digital experiences with recognized accessibility principles and applicable accessibility standards.
Where appropriate, development and accessibility improvements may take guidance from the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Compliance with a particular accessibility standard is not guaranteed for every page, feature, device, browser, or third-party service.
4. Accessibility Principles
AntiqList seeks to improve accessibility based on four widely recognized principles:
Perceivable – information and interface elements should be presented in ways users can perceive;
Operable – users should be able to operate interface components using appropriate input methods;
Understandable – information and functionality should be presented in a reasonably understandable manner; and
Robust – content should work with a reasonable range of browsers, devices, and assistive technologies.
5. Website Navigation
We aim to provide clear navigation structures, meaningful page titles, logical content organization, and recognizable interface elements.
We may continue to improve navigation based on accessibility testing, user feedback, technical developments, and changes to the website.
6. Keyboard Accessibility
Where reasonably practicable, interactive functionality should be usable through standard keyboard navigation.
We aim to avoid unnecessary keyboard traps and to provide logical navigation between interactive elements.
Some third-party components or newly introduced features may not immediately provide the same level of keyboard accessibility.
7. Screen Readers and Assistive Technologies
AntiqList aims to make important website content compatible with commonly used assistive technologies, including screen readers and other accessibility software.
Compatibility may vary depending on the user's operating system, browser, assistive technology, device configuration, and third-party components.
8. Alternative Text for Images
Where appropriate, images may include alternative text intended to communicate relevant information to users who cannot see the image.
Because AntiqList contains user-generated listings, photographs, and other uploaded material, not every image may contain complete or meaningful alternative text.
Sellers are encouraged to provide accurate descriptions of important visual information in their listing descriptions.
9. User-Generated Content
A significant portion of AntiqList content may be created or uploaded by users.
User-generated content may include:
listing photographs;
listing titles;
descriptions;
seller information;
comments;
reviews;
messages; and
other uploaded materials.
AntiqList cannot guarantee that all user-generated content will meet accessibility requirements.
10. Accessible Listing Descriptions
Sellers are encouraged to provide clear textual descriptions of important characteristics of listed items, including where relevant:
dimensions;
materials;
condition;
visible damage;
restoration;
markings;
inscriptions;
significant features; and
other information that may help users understand the item without relying solely on photographs.
11. Color and Contrast
AntiqList aims to provide sufficient visual distinction between text, backgrounds, buttons, links, and other important interface elements.
However, visual presentation may vary between devices, browsers, display settings, and user-defined accessibility preferences.
12. Text and Readability
We aim to use reasonably clear typography, headings, spacing, and content structures to improve readability.
Users may also be able to use browser or operating-system accessibility features, such as text enlargement, zoom, high-contrast settings, or other display adjustments.
13. Forms and Input Fields
Where reasonably practicable, AntiqList aims to provide understandable labels, instructions, validation messages, and error information for forms and interactive fields.
We seek to make important account, listing, search, and communication functions reasonably understandable and usable.
14. Error Messages
Where a user encounters an input or technical error, AntiqList aims to provide understandable information explaining the problem and, where reasonably practicable, how it may be corrected.
Error presentation may vary depending on the feature and technology involved.
15. Video and Multimedia
Where AntiqList or its users provide multimedia content, accessibility features may vary.
Where reasonably practicable and appropriate, multimedia content may include features such as captions, transcripts, or descriptive information.
Third-party media services may operate according to their own accessibility standards.
16. Audio Content
Where audio content is provided, AntiqList may provide text-based alternatives where reasonably practicable.
Users should contact AntiqList if a particular important audio-only resource creates an accessibility barrier.
17. Dynamic and Interactive Content
Some AntiqList features may use dynamic content, JavaScript, interactive controls, filters, maps, search functions, or other technologies.
We aim to improve the accessibility of these functions over time, but accessibility may vary between features and devices.
18. Maps and Location Services
AntiqList may use maps or location-based services provided by third parties.
Such services may have their own accessibility features and limitations.
Where a map or location interface creates a barrier, users may contact AntiqList to request relevant information in an alternative format where reasonably practicable.
19. Third-Party Services
AntiqList may integrate or link to third-party services, including:
payment providers;
analytics services;
advertising platforms;
mapping services;
authentication services;
social media platforms;
hosting services;
security services; and
other external technologies.
AntiqList does not control the accessibility of independently operated third-party services.
20. Mobile Accessibility
The AntiqList website may be accessed through smartphones and tablets.
We aim to provide responsive interfaces that remain reasonably usable across different screen sizes.
Actual accessibility may depend on the device, operating system, browser, screen size, accessibility settings, and assistive technology used.
21. Browser and Operating System Compatibility
Accessibility may vary depending on the browser and operating system used.
Users are encouraged to keep browsers and operating systems reasonably up to date and to enable accessibility features that support their individual needs.
22. Zoom and Text Enlargement
Where technically supported, AntiqList aims to maintain reasonable usability when users enlarge website content through browser zoom or operating-system accessibility settings.
Some layouts or third-party components may behave differently at higher zoom levels.
23. Reduced Motion
Where reasonably practicable, AntiqList may seek to respect operating-system or browser preferences relating to reduced motion.
Some animations or interactive effects may nevertheless depend on third-party technologies or individual website features.
24. Accessibility of Documents
Documents available through AntiqList may originate from AntiqList, sellers, advertisers, or other third parties.
AntiqList cannot guarantee that every externally uploaded or linked document will be accessible.
Where an important AntiqList-controlled document is identified as inaccessible, we will consider reasonable alternatives where practicable.
25. Accessibility of Legal and Policy Information
AntiqList aims to make important legal, safety, privacy, marketplace, and policy information reasonably accessible through the website.
If a user cannot access a particular policy or important information because of an accessibility barrier, they may contact us for assistance.
26. Accessibility and User Accounts
Some accessibility-related features may depend on account settings, browser configuration, device settings, or the particular service being used.
Users should contact AntiqList if an accessibility barrier prevents them from reasonably managing their account.
27. Accessibility and Marketplace Listings
AntiqList recognizes that accessibility is particularly important when users need to understand information about an item before making a purchasing decision.
Sellers are encouraged to provide accurate, detailed, and understandable descriptions rather than relying exclusively on images.
28. Accessibility for Buyers
Buyers who encounter an accessibility barrier while searching for, reviewing, or communicating about a listing may contact AntiqList.
Where reasonably practicable, AntiqList may attempt to provide relevant information through an alternative method.
29. Accessibility for Sellers
Sellers who encounter an accessibility barrier when creating, editing, or managing listings may contact AntiqList.
We may consider reasonable technical or communication alternatives depending on the nature of the issue.
30. Accessibility and Customer Support
Users may contact AntiqList regarding accessibility issues or requests using:
Email: [email protected]
When contacting us, users are encouraged to describe:
the page or feature involved;
the accessibility barrier encountered;
the device or browser being used, if relevant; and
the type of assistance requested.
Users should not provide passwords, payment-card information, authentication codes, or other unnecessary sensitive information.
31. Feedback
Accessibility feedback helps us identify barriers and improve the AntiqList experience.
We welcome reports concerning:
inaccessible navigation;
keyboard problems;
screen-reader compatibility;
missing or inadequate alternative text;
insufficient contrast;
inaccessible forms;
confusing error messages;
inaccessible multimedia;
problems with zoom or text enlargement; and
other accessibility concerns.
32. Accessibility Requests
When reasonably practicable, AntiqList will consider requests for information or content in an alternative accessible format.
The availability of an alternative format may depend on the nature, source, format, and technical characteristics of the requested content.
33. Prioritization of Accessibility Issues
AntiqList may prioritize accessibility issues according to factors such as:
severity of the barrier;
number of users potentially affected;
importance of the affected function;
security implications;
technical complexity;
third-party dependencies; and
available resources.
Critical barriers affecting essential services may receive higher priority.
34. Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
AntiqList may periodically review website structures, user interfaces, content, technical components, and accessibility feedback to identify opportunities for improvement.
35. Accessibility Testing
Where appropriate, AntiqList may use a combination of:
manual testing;
automated accessibility tools;
browser testing;
keyboard testing;
assistive technology testing;
user feedback; and
technical reviews.
No automated or manual testing method can identify every possible accessibility issue.
36. Known Limitations
Some accessibility limitations may exist because of:
third-party services;
user-generated content;
legacy website components;
technical limitations;
browser differences;
device differences;
dynamically generated content; or
features that are being developed or improved.
We aim to address significant issues where reasonably practicable.
37. Third-Party Content and External Websites
Links to external websites do not mean that AntiqList controls or guarantees their accessibility.
Users should consult the accessibility information provided by the relevant third-party service where available.
38. Accessibility and Privacy
Accessibility requests should contain only information necessary to help resolve the issue.
Personal information submitted to AntiqList will be handled in accordance with the AntiqList Privacy Policy.
39. Accessibility and Security
Accessibility improvements must be balanced with reasonable security and fraud-prevention requirements.
AntiqList may apply security measures that affect certain interface or communication functions where necessary to protect users, accounts, or the platform.
40. No Guarantee of Complete Accessibility
Although AntiqList aims to improve accessibility, we cannot guarantee that every part of the website, every listing, every document, every feature, or every third-party service will be fully accessible to every user at all times.
Accessibility may also vary depending on individual needs, technology, device configuration, and external services.
41. Reasonable Alternatives
Where a particular digital feature cannot reasonably be made accessible immediately, AntiqList may consider providing information or assistance through an alternative method where technically and operationally practicable.
An alternative method does not necessarily provide identical functionality.
42. Legal Requirements
This Accessibility Statement is intended to describe AntiqList's accessibility approach.
It does not limit or waive any accessibility, equality, disability, consumer protection, or other rights that may apply under mandatory law.
Where applicable law provides rights or obligations that differ from this Statement, the applicable mandatory law will prevail.
43. Accessibility of Future Features
As AntiqList develops new features, services, account functions, marketplace tools, and other digital experiences, accessibility considerations may be incorporated into development and testing processes where reasonably practicable.
44. Reporting an Accessibility Barrier
If you experience an accessibility barrier on AntiqList, please contact:
AntiqList
Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
We appreciate specific information that helps us identify and reproduce the issue.
45. Changes to This Accessibility Statement
AntiqList may update this Accessibility Statement from time to time to reflect changes in:
website functionality;
accessibility practices;
applicable standards;
applicable laws;
technology; or
AntiqList services.
The latest version will be published with an updated "Last Updated" date.
46. Related Policies
This Statement should be read together with other AntiqList policies, including:
Terms of Use;
Privacy Policy;
Cookie Policy;
Marketplace Rules / Listing Policy;
Buyer Protection / Buyer Safety Policy;
Seller Policy;
Community Guidelines;
Safety & Fraud Prevention Policy; and
other policies published on the AntiqList website.
47. Contact
For accessibility questions, requests, feedback, or complaints:
AntiqList
Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
48. Effective Date
This Accessibility Statement is effective as of 07 September 2026.
Last Updated: 07 September 2026
Version: 1
Legal Name: AntiqList
Address: Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
1. Our Commitment to Accessibility
AntiqList is committed to making its website and digital services as accessible and usable as reasonably possible for people with different abilities, devices, technologies, and browsing needs.
We aim to provide an inclusive experience that allows users to browse listings, search for items, communicate with other users, manage accounts, and access important information without unnecessary barriers.
2. Scope of This Statement
This Accessibility Statement applies primarily to the AntiqList website and digital interfaces operated by or on behalf of AntiqList.
It may not apply to third-party websites, services, applications, payment providers, advertising platforms, maps, social media services, or other external technologies that may be accessible through AntiqList.
3. Accessibility Standards
AntiqList aims, where reasonably practicable, to align its digital experiences with recognized accessibility principles and applicable accessibility standards.
Where appropriate, development and accessibility improvements may take guidance from the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Compliance with a particular accessibility standard is not guaranteed for every page, feature, device, browser, or third-party service.
4. Accessibility Principles
AntiqList seeks to improve accessibility based on four widely recognized principles:
Perceivable – information and interface elements should be presented in ways users can perceive;
Operable – users should be able to operate interface components using appropriate input methods;
Understandable – information and functionality should be presented in a reasonably understandable manner; and
Robust – content should work with a reasonable range of browsers, devices, and assistive technologies.
5. Website Navigation
We aim to provide clear navigation structures, meaningful page titles, logical content organization, and recognizable interface elements.
We may continue to improve navigation based on accessibility testing, user feedback, technical developments, and changes to the website.
6. Keyboard Accessibility
Where reasonably practicable, interactive functionality should be usable through standard keyboard navigation.
We aim to avoid unnecessary keyboard traps and to provide logical navigation between interactive elements.
Some third-party components or newly introduced features may not immediately provide the same level of keyboard accessibility.
7. Screen Readers and Assistive Technologies
AntiqList aims to make important website content compatible with commonly used assistive technologies, including screen readers and other accessibility software.
Compatibility may vary depending on the user's operating system, browser, assistive technology, device configuration, and third-party components.
8. Alternative Text for Images
Where appropriate, images may include alternative text intended to communicate relevant information to users who cannot see the image.
Because AntiqList contains user-generated listings, photographs, and other uploaded material, not every image may contain complete or meaningful alternative text.
Sellers are encouraged to provide accurate descriptions of important visual information in their listing descriptions.
9. User-Generated Content
A significant portion of AntiqList content may be created or uploaded by users.
User-generated content may include:
listing photographs;
listing titles;
descriptions;
seller information;
comments;
reviews;
messages; and
other uploaded materials.
AntiqList cannot guarantee that all user-generated content will meet accessibility requirements.
10. Accessible Listing Descriptions
Sellers are encouraged to provide clear textual descriptions of important characteristics of listed items, including where relevant:
dimensions;
materials;
condition;
visible damage;
restoration;
markings;
inscriptions;
significant features; and
other information that may help users understand the item without relying solely on photographs.
11. Color and Contrast
AntiqList aims to provide sufficient visual distinction between text, backgrounds, buttons, links, and other important interface elements.
However, visual presentation may vary between devices, browsers, display settings, and user-defined accessibility preferences.
12. Text and Readability
We aim to use reasonably clear typography, headings, spacing, and content structures to improve readability.
Users may also be able to use browser or operating-system accessibility features, such as text enlargement, zoom, high-contrast settings, or other display adjustments.
13. Forms and Input Fields
Where reasonably practicable, AntiqList aims to provide understandable labels, instructions, validation messages, and error information for forms and interactive fields.
We seek to make important account, listing, search, and communication functions reasonably understandable and usable.
14. Error Messages
Where a user encounters an input or technical error, AntiqList aims to provide understandable information explaining the problem and, where reasonably practicable, how it may be corrected.
Error presentation may vary depending on the feature and technology involved.
15. Video and Multimedia
Where AntiqList or its users provide multimedia content, accessibility features may vary.
Where reasonably practicable and appropriate, multimedia content may include features such as captions, transcripts, or descriptive information.
Third-party media services may operate according to their own accessibility standards.
16. Audio Content
Where audio content is provided, AntiqList may provide text-based alternatives where reasonably practicable.
Users should contact AntiqList if a particular important audio-only resource creates an accessibility barrier.
17. Dynamic and Interactive Content
Some AntiqList features may use dynamic content, JavaScript, interactive controls, filters, maps, search functions, or other technologies.
We aim to improve the accessibility of these functions over time, but accessibility may vary between features and devices.
18. Maps and Location Services
AntiqList may use maps or location-based services provided by third parties.
Such services may have their own accessibility features and limitations.
Where a map or location interface creates a barrier, users may contact AntiqList to request relevant information in an alternative format where reasonably practicable.
19. Third-Party Services
AntiqList may integrate or link to third-party services, including:
payment providers;
analytics services;
advertising platforms;
mapping services;
authentication services;
social media platforms;
hosting services;
security services; and
other external technologies.
AntiqList does not control the accessibility of independently operated third-party services.
20. Mobile Accessibility
The AntiqList website may be accessed through smartphones and tablets.
We aim to provide responsive interfaces that remain reasonably usable across different screen sizes.
Actual accessibility may depend on the device, operating system, browser, screen size, accessibility settings, and assistive technology used.
21. Browser and Operating System Compatibility
Accessibility may vary depending on the browser and operating system used.
Users are encouraged to keep browsers and operating systems reasonably up to date and to enable accessibility features that support their individual needs.
22. Zoom and Text Enlargement
Where technically supported, AntiqList aims to maintain reasonable usability when users enlarge website content through browser zoom or operating-system accessibility settings.
Some layouts or third-party components may behave differently at higher zoom levels.
23. Reduced Motion
Where reasonably practicable, AntiqList may seek to respect operating-system or browser preferences relating to reduced motion.
Some animations or interactive effects may nevertheless depend on third-party technologies or individual website features.
24. Accessibility of Documents
Documents available through AntiqList may originate from AntiqList, sellers, advertisers, or other third parties.
AntiqList cannot guarantee that every externally uploaded or linked document will be accessible.
Where an important AntiqList-controlled document is identified as inaccessible, we will consider reasonable alternatives where practicable.
25. Accessibility of Legal and Policy Information
AntiqList aims to make important legal, safety, privacy, marketplace, and policy information reasonably accessible through the website.
If a user cannot access a particular policy or important information because of an accessibility barrier, they may contact us for assistance.
26. Accessibility and User Accounts
Some accessibility-related features may depend on account settings, browser configuration, device settings, or the particular service being used.
Users should contact AntiqList if an accessibility barrier prevents them from reasonably managing their account.
27. Accessibility and Marketplace Listings
AntiqList recognizes that accessibility is particularly important when users need to understand information about an item before making a purchasing decision.
Sellers are encouraged to provide accurate, detailed, and understandable descriptions rather than relying exclusively on images.
28. Accessibility for Buyers
Buyers who encounter an accessibility barrier while searching for, reviewing, or communicating about a listing may contact AntiqList.
Where reasonably practicable, AntiqList may attempt to provide relevant information through an alternative method.
29. Accessibility for Sellers
Sellers who encounter an accessibility barrier when creating, editing, or managing listings may contact AntiqList.
We may consider reasonable technical or communication alternatives depending on the nature of the issue.
30. Accessibility and Customer Support
Users may contact AntiqList regarding accessibility issues or requests using:
Email: [email protected]
When contacting us, users are encouraged to describe:
the page or feature involved;
the accessibility barrier encountered;
the device or browser being used, if relevant; and
the type of assistance requested.
Users should not provide passwords, payment-card information, authentication codes, or other unnecessary sensitive information.
31. Feedback
Accessibility feedback helps us identify barriers and improve the AntiqList experience.
We welcome reports concerning:
inaccessible navigation;
keyboard problems;
screen-reader compatibility;
missing or inadequate alternative text;
insufficient contrast;
inaccessible forms;
confusing error messages;
inaccessible multimedia;
problems with zoom or text enlargement; and
other accessibility concerns.
32. Accessibility Requests
When reasonably practicable, AntiqList will consider requests for information or content in an alternative accessible format.
The availability of an alternative format may depend on the nature, source, format, and technical characteristics of the requested content.
33. Prioritization of Accessibility Issues
AntiqList may prioritize accessibility issues according to factors such as:
severity of the barrier;
number of users potentially affected;
importance of the affected function;
security implications;
technical complexity;
third-party dependencies; and
available resources.
Critical barriers affecting essential services may receive higher priority.
34. Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
AntiqList may periodically review website structures, user interfaces, content, technical components, and accessibility feedback to identify opportunities for improvement.
35. Accessibility Testing
Where appropriate, AntiqList may use a combination of:
manual testing;
automated accessibility tools;
browser testing;
keyboard testing;
assistive technology testing;
user feedback; and
technical reviews.
No automated or manual testing method can identify every possible accessibility issue.
36. Known Limitations
Some accessibility limitations may exist because of:
third-party services;
user-generated content;
legacy website components;
technical limitations;
browser differences;
device differences;
dynamically generated content; or
features that are being developed or improved.
We aim to address significant issues where reasonably practicable.
37. Third-Party Content and External Websites
Links to external websites do not mean that AntiqList controls or guarantees their accessibility.
Users should consult the accessibility information provided by the relevant third-party service where available.
38. Accessibility and Privacy
Accessibility requests should contain only information necessary to help resolve the issue.
Personal information submitted to AntiqList will be handled in accordance with the AntiqList Privacy Policy.
39. Accessibility and Security
Accessibility improvements must be balanced with reasonable security and fraud-prevention requirements.
AntiqList may apply security measures that affect certain interface or communication functions where necessary to protect users, accounts, or the platform.
40. No Guarantee of Complete Accessibility
Although AntiqList aims to improve accessibility, we cannot guarantee that every part of the website, every listing, every document, every feature, or every third-party service will be fully accessible to every user at all times.
Accessibility may also vary depending on individual needs, technology, device configuration, and external services.
41. Reasonable Alternatives
Where a particular digital feature cannot reasonably be made accessible immediately, AntiqList may consider providing information or assistance through an alternative method where technically and operationally practicable.
An alternative method does not necessarily provide identical functionality.
42. Legal Requirements
This Accessibility Statement is intended to describe AntiqList's accessibility approach.
It does not limit or waive any accessibility, equality, disability, consumer protection, or other rights that may apply under mandatory law.
Where applicable law provides rights or obligations that differ from this Statement, the applicable mandatory law will prevail.
43. Accessibility of Future Features
As AntiqList develops new features, services, account functions, marketplace tools, and other digital experiences, accessibility considerations may be incorporated into development and testing processes where reasonably practicable.
44. Reporting an Accessibility Barrier
If you experience an accessibility barrier on AntiqList, please contact:
AntiqList
Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
We appreciate specific information that helps us identify and reproduce the issue.
45. Changes to This Accessibility Statement
AntiqList may update this Accessibility Statement from time to time to reflect changes in:
website functionality;
accessibility practices;
applicable standards;
applicable laws;
technology; or
AntiqList services.
The latest version will be published with an updated "Last Updated" date.
46. Related Policies
This Statement should be read together with other AntiqList policies, including:
Terms of Use;
Privacy Policy;
Cookie Policy;
Marketplace Rules / Listing Policy;
Buyer Protection / Buyer Safety Policy;
Seller Policy;
Community Guidelines;
Safety & Fraud Prevention Policy; and
other policies published on the AntiqList website.
47. Contact
For accessibility questions, requests, feedback, or complaints:
AntiqList
Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
48. Effective Date
This Accessibility Statement is effective as of 07 September 2026.