Applies to: forlaens.com as well as related digital products and services from Forlæns, including websites, web applications, mobile apps, desktop applications, browser plugins, and CMS plugins.
Most recent review and update: 20. May 2026
About this statement
Forlæns makes digital accessibility a central part of its work. That’s why digital solutions are developed with a focus on being robust, understandable, and usable for as many people as possible—including people with disabilities and users of assistive technologies.
Forlæns is run by Tobias Nyhuus Jensen, who works professionally with digital accessibility as a consultant, speaker, and co-leader of the Nordic Accessibility Community Group under W3C.
This statement explains how Forlæns works with digital accessibility, which standards form the basis of that work, and how you can contact Forlæns if you encounter any issues.
Accessibility status
Forlæns’ digital solutions are developed to comply with WCAG 2.2 level AA wherever it is technically and practically relevant for the given platform or technology.
At the time of the most recent review, no known critical accessibility issues have been identified in Forlæns’ own solutions. However, occasional errors, inaccessible third-party components, or platform-specific limitations may still occur and have yet to be identified.
Accessibility is considered an ongoing process, and solutions are continuously improved and updated.
What is digital accessibility?
Digital accessibility is about ensuring that digital solutions can be used by everyone—regardless of, for example, vision, hearing, motor skills, cognition, neurodivergence, or reliance on assistive technology.
This means, among other things, that content and functionality must be able to:
- be used with a keyboard
- be read with a screen reader
- be understood without unnecessary complexity
- work with zoom and different screen sizes
- be usable with sufficient contrast and clear structure
- work across platforms and input methods
Accessibility is not just about compliance or legislation, but about building technology that works better for everyone.
How solutions are made accessible
Forlæns works with aspects such as:
- correct HTML structure and semantic elements
- clear information architecture and heading hierarchy
- keyboard accessibility for features and navigation
- visible focus indicators
- contrasts meeting WCAG 2.2 AA requirements
- text alternatives for relevant images and graphics
- proper naming of buttons, links, and form fields
- support for zoom and responsive design
- compatibility with screen readers and other assistive tools
- reduction of unnecessary animations and complex interactions
- comprehensible and relatively clear language
Accessibility is also actively considered throughout the design, development, and testing processes.
Platforms and technologies
This statement covers, among others:
- websites and web applications
- iOS apps
- Android apps
- macOS applications
- browser plugins/extensions
- CMS plugins and integrations
Accessibility work is tailored to each platform and its technical possibilities and guidelines, including for example WCAG, WAI-ARIA, Apple Human Interface Guidelines, and Android Accessibility Guidance.
Testing and methods
Accessibility is continuously tested using a combination of automated tools and manual evaluation.
Testing can include, for example:
- keyboard navigation
- screen reader testing
- zoom and reflow
- contrast assessment
- semantic structure
- form behavior
- responsiveness
- accessibility on mobile and touch devices
This includes using browser-based testing tools, platform-specific accessibility inspection tools, and manual review.
Solutions are continuously tested in modern browsers and relevant operating systems such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, iOS, Android, and macOS.
Feedback and contact
If you experience accessibility problems, or if something does not work with your assistive technology or with the way you use the solution, Forlæns would very much like to hear from you.
This might include, for example:
- issues with keyboard navigation
- missing or misleading text alternatives
- problems with screen readers
- insufficient contrast
- errors in structure or navigation
- inaccessible forms or components
Contact:
- Email: support@forlaens.com
- Website: Forlæns
Forlæns strives to respond to accessibility inquiries as quickly as possible, typically within 5 business days.
Standards and legislation
Forlæns follows WCAG 2.2 level AA as the starting point, which is the internationally recognized standard for digital accessibility.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) describes requirements and recommendations for areas such as:
- structure and semantics
- keyboard accessibility
- contrast and readability
- clear navigation
- assistive technology compatibility
- robust and flexible implementation
WCAG 2.2 level AA is widely used as the standard for digital accessibility, and is included, among others, in European legislation and standards for public authorities and digital services.
Read more about WCAG 2.2 at w3.org.
Latest assessment
This accessibility statement was prepared by Tobias Nyhuus Jensen and last reviewed on 20. May 2026.