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Searchable marketplace of 190,000+ products from worker and employee owned companies (www.workerowned.info)
submitted 2 months ago by to c/cooperatives@lemmy.world
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I made a searchable marketplace of products from worker and employee owned companies. 190,000+ products from 175+ companies. There's coffee, chocolate, books, clothing, sporting goods, home goods, bikes, and more.

It's supposed to be as easy as Amazon. You search for something, see which companies sell it, and click through to buy from their store directly. No middleman, no commissions, no tracking.

Volunteer project, I don't make anything from it. Just trying to make worker-owned companies easier to find. Please share! And let me know if you know companies I should add.

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[–] 4 points 2 months ago (1 child)

Constructive criticism, if I may:

  • Light blue text on a white background is pretty difficult for me to read, let alone for my significantly vision-impaired spouse. The pink for visited links is slightly more legible, but still not what might be considered "accessible" to low-vision users. Perhaps the option to switch between light and dark themes might be good?
  • While I understand they have high-tech sighting, guns are not really what I expect to find under the "Tech & Software" category. In fact virtually everything under that category seems more appropriate to the "Sporting Goods" section.
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  • [–] [S] 2 points 2 months ago

    thanks! fixed that categorization bug and bumped contrast

    Light blue text on a white background is pretty difficult for me to read, let alone for my significantly vision-impaired spouse. The pink for visited links is slightly more legible, but still not what might be considered “accessible” to low-vision users. Perhaps the option to switch between light and dark themes might be good? While I understand they have high-tech sighting, guns are not really what I expect to find under the “Tech & Software” category. In fact virtually everything under that category seems more appropriate to the “Sporting Goods” section.

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