Accessibility statement

Compliance status

We are convinced that the internet should be accessible to everyone and work purposefully to offer a website that is accessible to as many people as possible - regardless of functional ability.

To achieve this, we follow the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 (WCAG 2.1) at AA level to the greatest extent possible. These guidelines describe how web content can be made accessible to people with various types of disabilities. By following these guidelines, we ensure that our website is usable for, among others, blind people, people with motor or cognitive disabilities, and people with visual impairments.

The website uses a range of technical solutions to ensure 24/7 accessibility. An accessibility interface allows users with special needs to adapt the website's user interface (UI) to their personal preferences.

In addition, we use an AI-based background application that continuously optimizes accessibility. This application improves the website's HTML code, adapts features for screen readers used by the blind, and enables keyboard navigation for people with motoric disabilities.

To contact the website owner, please send an email to: info@amoress.se

 

Screen reader and keyboard navigation

Our website implements Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) attributes and various behavioral adjustments to enable blind users with screen readers to read, understand, and use the website's features. As soon as a screen reader user enters the website, they are given the option to activate a specific Screen Reader profile for smoother navigation and interaction.

Optimization for screen readers

We conduct a continuous analysis of all parts of the website to ensure accessibility, even during updates. This process includes:

• Clearly labeled form fields
  
• Descriptions of clickable icons (e.g. social media, search, shopping cart)
  
• Validation help for form fields
  
• Role designations for important elements such as buttons, menus, and pop-ups
  

Additionally, the application scans all images on the website and automatically adds relevant ALT texts using object recognition. Text appearing in images is extracted via OCR (optical character recognition) technology.

To activate screen reader mode, the user can press Alt+1 . The feature is compatible with popular screen readers such as JAWS , NVDA , VoiceOver , and TalkBack .

Keyboard navigation optimization

The website's HTML and features are adapted using JavaScript so that the entire page can be navigated using just the keyboard. This includes:

• Navigation with Tab and Shift+Tab
  
• Menu control with arrow keys
  
• Closing windows with Esc
  
• Activating buttons and links with Enter
  
• Selecting checkboxes and radio buttons with Space or Enter
  

Keyboard users also have access to a context menu via Alt+2 , or as the first element on the page. Pop-ups automatically capture keyboard focus when opened.

Shortcuts for direct navigation:

• M = menus
  
• H = Headings
  
• F = form
  
• B = buttons
  
• G = pictures
  

 

Supported accessibility profiles

• Epilepsy-safe profile: Removes flashing animations and color combinations that can trigger seizures.
  
• Vision Impairment Profile: Customizes the page for common vision problems such as cataracts, glaucoma, tunnel vision, and low vision.
  
• Cognitive profile: Provides support for people with, for example, autism, dyslexia and stroke through simplified elements.
  
• ADHD-friendly profile: Reduces visual distractions to improve focus.
  
• Blind profile (for screen readers): Adapts the website to work optimally with screen readers.
  
• Keyboard Navigation Profile: Enables complete control of the website via the keyboard and keyboard shortcuts.
  

 

Additional customizations for UI, design, and readability

• Font adjustment: Change size, font, line spacing, alignment, and more.
  
• Color settings: Choose contrast modes (light, dark, inverted, monochrome) or customize the color scheme for different elements.
  
• Animations: Ability to turn off all animations (incl. video, GIF and CSS effects) with one click.
  
• Content Highlighting: Highlight important elements like links, headings, or interactive objects on focus or hover.
  
• Mute: Turn off all sound instantly – especially helpful for hearing aid users.
  
• Cognitive support: Built-in word and concept explanation via Wikipedia and Wiktionary.
  
• More features: Change cursor color/size, enable print mode, show virtual keyboard, etc.
  

 

Accessibility and browser compatibility

We strive to support as many combinations of browsers and accessibility tools as possible, so that every user can choose what works best for them. We support over 95% of the user market, including:

• Google Chrome
  
• Mozilla Firefox
  
• Apple Safari
  
• Opera
  
• Microsoft Edge
  
• JAWS and NVDA (for Windows and Mac)
  

 

Feedback and contact

Despite our efforts, there may still be parts of the website that are not fully accessible or are in the process of being improved. We are continuously working to develop, update and implement new solutions to achieve the best possible accessibility.

For more information visit our technical supplier www.amoress.se

For questions, comments or contact: info@amoress.se