Accessibility
Technology should be easier to explore, understand and use.
Linkora works to create a clear and usable shopping experience across devices, interaction methods and assistive technologies. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and we welcome feedback that helps us identify and address barriers.
Clear interaction should not depend on one way of browsing.
Linkora aims to support customers using keyboards, touchscreens, screen readers, magnification tools, voice controls and different device sizes. We continue to review the store as content and technology change.
Understandable content
We use meaningful headings, descriptive labels and straightforward language to help customers understand products, policies and next steps.
Keyboard-friendly controls
Links, buttons, forms and expandable content are designed to remain reachable in a logical order through standard keyboard navigation.
Visible, readable presentation
The store uses clear text colors, restrained motion, responsive layouts and defined control states to support comfortable reading and interaction.
Reduced-motion support
Where the browser requests reduced motion, optional movement and reveal effects are minimized so important information remains stable.
Accessibility practices across the Linkora store.
Our goal is to make essential information and actions available through clear structure, semantic HTML and interaction patterns that remain useful when styling, images or JavaScript behave differently than expected.
Accessibility work is reviewed over time rather than treated as a one-time feature.
Semantic page structure
Headings, lists, links, buttons, landmarks and expandable content are used according to their intended purpose where practical.
Descriptive image text
Informative product and lifestyle images are assigned alternative text intended to describe the relevant device, accessory or context.
Responsive text and layout
Content is designed to reflow across desktop, tablet and mobile screens without relying on fixed page heights or overlapping text and imagery.
Clear actions and feedback
Buttons use visible labels, links retain readable states and controls are designed with defined focus, hover and active feedback.
Core tasks should remain available beyond pointer-based navigation.
Linkora aims to support common assistive technology and alternative input methods, while recognizing that individual combinations of browser, device, operating system and third-party software may behave differently.
Keyboard navigation
Use Tab and Shift plus Tab to move through links, controls, form fields and expandable items.
Screen readers and voice tools
Descriptive labels and semantic structures are intended to support spoken navigation and control.
Zoom and magnification
Responsive content is designed to reflow as text and page magnification increase.
Practical ways to move through the store.
Browser and assistive technology commands may vary, but these general steps can help customers reach products, collections and support content more efficiently.
Product information should remain useful without relying on imagery alone.
Images help communicate device context, but essential product understanding should also come from written titles, descriptions, compatibility information and clearly labeled actions.
Alternative image descriptions
Relevant images include concise text describing the product, accessory or use context.
Complete written information
Important product, policy and support details are presented as readable text rather than embedded only in images.
Clear action labels
Buttons describe their destination or task instead of depending on surrounding visual context.
Known limitations and third-party content.
Linkora continues to improve accessibility, but some experiences may be affected by third-party applications, embedded services, browser behavior or content that changes outside our direct control.
Useful answers about accessing Linkora.
These answers describe the general accessibility approach used across the store and how to request support when a barrier affects an important task.
Can I navigate Linkora with a keyboard?
Linkora aims to keep links, buttons, form fields and expandable content available through standard keyboard navigation. Use Tab to move forward and Shift plus Tab to move backward. Visible focus styling is intended to indicate the active element.
Does Linkora support screen readers?
The store uses semantic headings, descriptive links, form labels, alternative image text and native controls where practical. Performance may vary across different screen readers, browsers, operating systems and third-party applications.
Can I enlarge text or zoom the page?
Linkora pages are designed to reflow across different screen sizes and browser zoom levels. Important text is not intentionally hidden with fixed-height containers or image-only presentation.
How does Linkora handle motion and animation?
Optional movement is kept restrained. When a browser or operating system requests reduced motion, nonessential animation and transform effects are minimized while the full page content remains available.
What information should I include when reporting a barrier?
Include the page or product, the task you were trying to complete, what happened, the device and browser being used, and the name of any screen reader, magnification tool, voice control or other assistive technology involved.
Is every third-party feature controlled by Linkora?
No. Some checkout, payment, search or embedded functions may be supplied by external providers. We still welcome reports about those experiences so we can review the available options and communicate the issue where appropriate.
Tell us when an important Linkora task is difficult to access.
Specific feedback helps us understand the barrier, review the affected experience and identify a practical next step.