Navigation and controls without a mouse.
Accessibility.
Arbcura is working to make its public website usable by people with disabilities and welcomes reports of accessibility barriers.
- Last reviewed
- August 10, 2026
- Contact
- info@arbcura.com
Structure, labels, and readable content.
A direct way to report and resolve barriers.
Our approach
Arbcura is committed to providing a website that people with disabilities can use. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as our current technical target and include accessibility in design, development, testing, and maintenance.
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. This technical target does not represent a formal claim of conformance or mean that every page and experience is free of every barrier.
What we support
The public website is designed to support keyboard navigation, visible keyboard focus, semantic headings and landmarks, text alternatives for meaningful images, browser zoom and responsive reflow, reduced-motion preferences, and clear labels and status information for interactive controls.
The Story page's three-dimensional presentation is decorative. The company story and product information are also provided as text so that the visual rendering is not required to understand Arbcura or reach the linked pages.
Need assistance or found a barrier?
Email info@arbcura.com with the subject "Accessibility." Please include the page address, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology you were using when that information is available.
We review accessibility reports and prioritize barriers that prevent access to information or essential website functions. We can also provide public website information in another reasonable format when needed.
Ongoing review
We combine code review, automated checks, keyboard testing, responsive testing, and manual review. Automated tools can identify many issues, but they cannot confirm the full experience for every person or assistive technology.
This operational statement describes our accessibility work. It is not legal advice or a warranty of conformance.
