Keyboard-friendly paths
We aim for core navigation and interactive controls to remain usable without relying only on a mouse or touch.
SOLAVYN wants its online store to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible, across devices, input methods and assistive technologies.
We aim to improve the site over time rather than claim perfection. Design, content and functionality are reviewed with accessibility in mind as the store changes.
We aim for core navigation and interactive controls to remain usable without relying only on a mouse or touch.
Headings and content order are designed to make pages easier to scan visually and with assistive technologies.
Important product and editorial imagery should use useful alternative text when the image communicates information.
We aim to keep text, controls and focus states legible against the SOLAVYN colour palette.
The store is designed mobile-first and should remain usable across common viewport sizes and browser zoom settings.
Customer-care links are repeated across support pages so help is not hidden behind a single route.
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as a practical reference point for areas such as keyboard access, text alternatives, contrast, structure and predictable interaction. This statement is not a claim that every page has been independently audited for full conformance.
Third-party apps, embedded media or newly added content can introduce accessibility issues. If something blocks you from shopping or getting information, please tell us what page and what happened.
Contact us if you need help accessing product information, placing an order, or using a feature of the site.
Last reviewed: August 2026