Accessibility statement

ValueAdd Solutions Scandinavia AB is behind this website. We want as many people as possible to be able to use it. This document describes how www.valueadd.se fulfills the law on accessibility to digital public services, any known accessibility issues and how you can report deficiencies to us so that we can address them.

Vi vill att vår webbplats och digitala tjänster ska kunna uppfattas, hanteras och förstås av alla, oavsett till exempel funktionsnedsättningar och oberoende av vilka hjälpmedel du använder. Vi ska åtminstone uppnå grundläggande tillgänglighet genom att följa WCAG 2.1 på nivå AA. Men vi är medvetna om att delar av webbplatsen inte är helt tillgängliga.

If you need content from www.valueadd.se that is not available to you, you can contact us in the following ways:

• Send an email to info@valueadd.se. Svarstiden är normalt mindre än 48 timmar.
• Call 072 315 24 47

This website is partially compliant with the Accessibility Act for Digital Public Services, and most pages meet the legal requirements, but it cannot be guaranteed that there are no deficiencies. Our ambition is to continuously address known accessibility issues.

• There are pages that need a more meaningful and descriptive title.
• Some links do not have sufficient contrast or lack additional differentiation.
• Some form elements may be incorrectly constructed and/or lack descriptions.
• There are links that do not have unique or descriptive text.
• Focus indicators do not always have the required contrast ratio against the background.
• There is no table of contents or assisting navigation structure.
• Some images lack or have insufficient alt text and/or image description.
• There may be links/buttons without descriptive link text that provide an unclear descriptive function of the clickable element for screen reader users.
• Focusable elements lack enhanced visual focus indicators and some focusable elements do not have sufficient contrast ratio.
• Some input fields lack functional labels for screen readers.
• Some input fields are not validated with an error message.
• Some ARIA roles have not been specified.
• Certain content lacks ARIA landmarks.
• Click areas on certain buttons and links are not sufficient.

If the DOS Act had been mandatory for our operations and you were not satisfied with how we meet the requirements for accessibility, you could have contacted the Agency for Digital Government, DIGG. For example, it could have been that you were not satisfied with how we handled your feedback or that we interpreted the legislation incorrectly. DIGG is responsible for overseeing the law on accessibility to digital public services. Although the DOS Act is not mandatory for us, we have chosen to keep this paragraph about oversight as an example. Report lack of accessibility, DIGG

We have tested the elements on our pages according to the requirements of WCAG 2.1 AA. We perform both automated and manual tests.

• more formalized routines and structured working methods
• central requirements specification for accessibility requirements, WCAG 2.1 AA
• checklists and support that facilitate work and development initiatives
• competence-enhancing measures.

By means of more formalized routines and working methods, we improve the opportunity for everyone regardless of functional variations to access the information on our website. The latest assessment was made on 11/4/2025.