Phones & accessibility

How the store adapts to phones and older devices, and the alternatives for shoppers who prefer not to walk.

Phones and tablets#

• An on-screen joystick for walking, swipes for looking.
• A lighter 3D view tuned for mobile chips.
• Thin, repeated details (like slats or fluting) are drawn as pictures on phones, so they never shimmer.
• Every skin is tested walking on a phone with a 4× slowed processor.

Older devices#

Browsers without WebGL get the shelf wall automatically: one aisle at a time on a flat shelf. You can also make the shelf wall the default on the Store tab.

Accessible alternatives#

• List view: a plain list of products, one click away in the toolbar.
• Keyboard access: each aisle’s product list can be reached with the keyboard.
• Regular shop: your normal shop is always one click away.
• Clear labels on every toolbar button.