Accessibility

This statement says what is implemented – and what is not. A site that declares itself accessible in general terms usually has not looked.

What is implemented

• The site can be operated entirely by keyboard. A skip link leads straight to the content.
• Every image carries alternative text describing what is shown. Purely decorative images are marked as such.
• Controls are at least 44 × 44 pixels, even where the icon looks smaller.
• Anyone who has set reduced motion in their operating system gets no animations.
• The site works without JavaScript – content, navigation and legal texts remain fully readable.
• Language is declared per page so screen readers pronounce it correctly.

What is still missing

• Contrast values have not been checked systematically against WCAG 2.2 AA. In places – light grey hint text on a light ground – they may fall below it.
• The language switcher in the header only opens with JavaScript.
• No test with actual screen readers (VoiceOver, NVDA) has taken place yet.

Found something?

Write to contact@orvain.com. A description of where and with what is enough – we will deal with it.