Accessibility Statement

1. Accessibility approach

The website is built with semantic HTML, logical heading order, visible focus states, labeled form controls, keyboard-operable navigation, readable contrast, responsive layouts, and alternative text for meaningful images.

2. Responsive presentation

Pages are designed to recompose for small mobile screens, tablets, laptops, and wide desktop displays. Content should remain in normal document flow so text, controls, and images can grow without depending on a fixed viewport size.

3. Motion and interaction

Essential information does not depend on animation. The site recognizes the prefers-reduced-motion setting, and the mobile navigation can be operated with a keyboard and closed with the Escape key.

4. Images and text

Meaningful images include descriptive alternative text. Decorative marks are hidden from assistive technology. Text is kept as selectable HTML rather than embedded in photos, except for the visual logo asset.

5. Content and third-party limits

Third-party embeds, browsers, operating systems, assistive technologies, uploaded client content, and future changes may affect how a page is experienced. SIJELMA reviews the website's own interface but cannot control the accessibility of an external service or material supplied by another party.

6. Known limitations

Accessibility can vary with browser settings, assistive technology, device configuration, third-party services, and future content changes. This statement does not promise that every part of every browsing environment will meet a particular legal or technical standard.

7. Feedback

If you encounter a barrier, send a description of the page, the task you were trying to complete, the device or assistive technology involved, and a preferred way to receive a response. SIJELMA will review the report and consider a reasonable improvement.

8. Support and alternate formats

If a document, form, or page is difficult to use, contact SIJELMA with the requested information in an accessible format where reasonably possible. A support request should not include passwords, payment credentials, or unnecessary sensitive information.

9. Updates

This statement may be updated as the website and its accessibility practices change. The date above identifies the current version.