Accessibility Statement

🎡 Accessibility for furuvik.se

At Furuvik, we want everyone to be able to use our website - whether you navigate with your fingers, a mouse, keyboard, screen reader, or eye-tracking technology.
On this page, we explain the current accessibility status of furuvik.se, highlight the areas we are actively working to improve, and tell you how to contact us if something isn’t working or is difficult to use.

🟢 How accessible is the website?

Furuvik.se is partially accessible. This means that much of the website works as intended, but there are still some parts that may be difficult to use for certain visitors. We are actively working to improve these areas.
You’ll find more details about what is not yet accessible further down the page.

🧰 What can you do if something doesn't work?

If you encounter anything on the website that is difficult to use, or that you need in a different format - contact us! We're happy to help.

You can contact us in the following ways:

✉️ Send an email to: tillganglighet@furuvik.se
Note, via this email we only respond to feedback about website accessibility. If you have questions regarding your visit, we refer you to email Furuvik support or call us at number 010-708 8955.

🚨 Report accessibility issues

Do you see something that doesn't work as it should? Perhaps a list that can't be used with a screen reader, or a form that speaks in riddles? Please let us know so we can fix it as quickly as possible.

👉 Send an email to: tillganglighet@furuvik.se
Note, via this email we only respond to feedback about website accessibility. If you have questions regarding your visit, we refer you to email Furuvik support or call us at number 010-708 8994.

🕵️‍♂️ Supervision

If you feel that we are not taking your case seriously, or if you don't get what you need, you can contact the Swedish Agency for Digital Government (Digg). They ensure that the law is followed. Report to Digg on the following website: https://www.digg.se/tdosanmalan

🔍 Technical Information

This website is partially compliant with the Swedish Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Services, due to the following issues.

🚧 Content that is currently not accessible
Known accessibility issues:

Link texts: Some links are labeled only as “Read more” – we know, not very informative, but we’re actively working to improve this.
Media: Some images are missing alt text. Videos published before June 2025 may not have pause controls.
Heading structure: Some pages do not follow the correct heading hierarchy (H1–H2–H3…).
Buttons: Some buttons currently lack descriptive text, making them difficult to use with a screen reader.
Time limits: Some flows include time limits without options to extend or pause.
Forms: Some forms on the website can be difficult to understand when errors occur, making it unclear why submission is not possible. We are also aware that missing labels and aria-describedby attributes can make navigation harder for screen reader users.
Calendars: It may be difficult for screen reader users to navigate and understand what happens on screen after selecting a date.
Tab order: On some parts of the website, the tab order is not fully logical.
Language: In some cases, we use English words in Swedish texts without clearly indicating the language code.
Browser settings: The website does not fully respect the user’s browser preferences – for example, dark mode is not currently supported.

🎯 Our goal is to have this resolved by: 20 September 2025.

❗ Content exempt from requirements

At this time, we have not invoked any exceptions for disproportionate burden.

🔬 How we tested the website

We conducted an internal accessibility self-assessment using tools such as WAVE and Axe.

📅 Last accessibility review conducted: 27 June 2025
📅 This statement was last updated: 07 July 2025