Accessibility

Linea Garden wants its website to be usable by everyone, including people browsing with a keyboard, a screen reader, browser zoom or particular system settings.

What we've taken care of

• Page structure with clear headings and sections, so that screen reader users can navigate by landmarks.
• Full keyboard navigation, with a visible focus outline always shown on active elements.
• Text contrast checked against the brand colours.
• Alt text on images that carry information; decorative images are hidden from assistive technologies so they don't create noise.
• Support for the system preference for reduced motion: anyone with it turned on sees reduced or stopped transitions.
• Large touch areas on the main controls, designed with phone use in mind too.

Our benchmark

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA as our reference. We haven't yet had a conformity check carried out by a third party: for this reason, we don't declare formal conformity, but a concrete, verifiable commitment in practice.

Limitations we're aware of

Some parts of the site rely on automatically generated content — for example, fabric previews applied to a photo of a space. These are illustrative images: when we show them, the accompanying text describes in words what's shown, so the information stays accessible even to those who can't see the image.

Let us know about a problem

If you come across a difficulty, a page you can't use, or content that isn't read out correctly, tell us: it's the quickest way for us to fix it. You can contact us from the Contact page, letting us know which page is affected and, if you can, the device and program you're using.

We reply to every report and act on it as soon as possible.