Accessibility

Our approach to accessibility

We aim to make this website understandable and usable for people with different abilities, devices, and ways of navigating. Our implementation target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA; this is an ongoing design target, not a certification or a statement that every issue has been independently assessed.

Ways to use the website

Use the Skip to content link to bypass repeated navigation. Page headings and landmarks organize the content. Links and form controls have visible focus indicators, persistent labels, and descriptions for errors. FAQ sections work with a keyboard as well as a pointer.

The mobile menu is a nonmodal disclosure with a visible trigger and a scrollable panel. Escape closes it. Layouts are intended to reflow at narrow widths, and substantive company/service copy stays visible on mobile.

Homepage background parallax is decorative and is disabled for reduced-motion preferences, smaller viewports, and coarse-pointer devices. Content and navigation do not depend on the effect.

Form assistance

Form errors identify the field and explain what to check. Input remains available after a failed request. The site does not require a visual CAPTCHA or document upload for an initial inquiry.

Successful submissions show a confirmation number on the website and generate email notifications. If a form fails, the information remains available so you can correct it or retry. You may email gunnerholding@gmail.com directly for website assistance.

Reporting a difficulty

Report a website difficulty by emailing gunnerholding@gmail.com directly. Include the page address, what you were trying to do, the problem encountered, and your browser or assistive technology if you want to share it. Do not include sensitive personal information.

We review reported difficulties and consider practical fixes or alternative ways to provide the information. Include enough detail to help us understand and reproduce the issue.

Continued improvement

Our ongoing accessibility review focuses on keyboard navigation, zoom, text enlargement, contrast, screen reader labels, form errors, and mobile layouts. Automated checks can help find issues, but they do not replace manual assessment or feedback from users.