ACCESSIBILITY

Designed to be easier to use.

VERHAKI aims to create a website experience that is clear, understandable and accessible across different devices, abilities and ways of navigating.

OUR APPROACH

NAVIGATION & CONTENT

Clear language and structure

Direct, visible interaction

VERHAKI aims to use clear language, logical navigation, readable typography, appropriate contrast, simple page structures and accessible interaction wherever reasonably possible.

Important information and actions should remain visible without relying only on hover interactions. Pages should work in a clear single-column format on mobile and use meaningful headings and links.

IMAGES & VISUAL CONTENT

MOTION & ANIMATION

Meaningful text alternatives

Restrained, purposeful motion

Meaningful images should use appropriate alternative text where supported, while decorative imagery should not interfere with understanding the page.

Website motion should remain restrained and purposeful, with reduced movement on mobile where appropriate. Essential content should never depend on animation to be understood.

FORMS & PROTECTED AREAS

THIRD-PARTY CONTENT

Simple, clear inputs

External service integration

VERHAKI aims to keep forms simple and clearly labelled. Password-protected resources should remain straightforward to navigate within the capabilities of the current website platform.

Some external services, embedded content or linked websites may have accessibility features outside VERHAKI’s control.

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FEEDBACK & ASSISTANCE

Found something difficult to use?

We welcome your feedback. If you experience an accessibility barrier or need assistance accessing information anywhere on the VERHAKI website, please report the problem directly to our team.

Accessibility is an ongoing process and the website may be improved as content, technology and services develop. VERHAKI does not claim formal accessibility certification or technical compliance verification, but is committed to continuous, practical usability.