Accessibility statement

Lindex is behind this website. We want as many people as possible to be able to use it. This page describes how Lindex complies with the Accessibility Act, any known accessibility issues and how you can report deficiencies to us so that we can fix them.

How accessible are our websites and digital services?

We are aware that parts of our websites and digital services are not fully accessible. Please see the Unavailable Content section below for more information.

Report a site accessibility issue

We are constantly working to improve the accessibility of our site. If you notice an issue that is not described on this page, or if you believe we are not complying with legal requirements, please let us know so we can make the issue known. We appreciate any feedback that can help us make the site a better experience for you.⁠

Submit Feedback >
⁠⁠⁠Select "Report an accessibility issue" under "About your question".

Content that is not or partially available in our various services

Lindex.com

Lindex.com is partially compliant with the accessibility requirements of the European Accessibility Act. This means that while many parts of the website meet the required standards, there are areas that do not yet fully conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

The audit identified several areas of non-conformance, including:

Missing or redundant text alternatives for images and icons
Inconsistent or illogical focus order for keyboard navigation
Insufficient feedback for screen reader users during interactions
Inaccessible form labels and error messages
Inadequate target sizes for interactive elements
Lack of semantic HTML structure in some components
Some link texts are unclear in a programmatic context
Some icon buttons lack accessible names
Carousels can only be operated using dragging movements on mobile
Error messages do not explain how to correct input
Some buttons and links do not have sufficient target sizes

We are actively working to address these issues and improve the accessibility of our website.

Known accessibility limitations

While we strive to ensure full accessibility, we are aware of the following limitations:

Some interactive elements may not be fully operable via keyboard
Certain visual indicators (e.g., focus outlines) may lack sufficient contrast
Some dynamic content updates are not yet announced to assistive technologies
Carousels on mobile devices currently require dragging gestures

We are prioritizing these issues and implementing improvements in upcoming development cycles.

How we checked the website

This statement applies to the digital service Lindex.com, including its web and mobile interfaces, as evaluated in an independent accessibility audit conducted by Nexer between May 12 and May 28, 2025.

Lindex app

The Lindex App is partially compliant with the accessibility requirements of the European Accessibility Act. This means that while many parts of the app meet the required standards, there are areas that do not yet fully conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

The audit identified several areas of non-conformance, including:

Missing or redundant text alternatives for images and icons
Insufficient contrast between text and background in several areas
Inaccessible size guide and other images of text
App does not support landscape orientation on iOS
Text resizing causes content to be obscured or lost
Some content lacks semantic structure or proper heading levels
Language of parts not always identified, leading to incorrect screen reader output
Inconsistent or illogical focus order for keyboard navigation
Some elements are not reachable or operable via keyboard
Focus indicators are missing or unclear
Carousels and filters require dragging gestures, which are not accessible
Some buttons and links do not meet minimum target size requirements
No “skip to content” functionality
Some interactive elements are not announced as such by screen readers
Error messages are vague and do not explain how to correct input
Some form fields lack clear labels or instructions
Required fields are not always announced as required
Some texts are in English despite a Swedish context
Navigation behavior is inconsistent (e.g., back buttons, modal focus)
Some components lack correct name, role, or value attributes
Status messages are not announced to screen reader users
ARIA attributes are missing or incorrectly used
Some dynamic content updates are not communicated to assistive technologies

Known accessibility limitations

While we strive to ensure full accessibility, we are aware of the following limitations:

Some interactive elements may not be fully operable via keyboard
Certain visual indicators (e.g., focus outlines) may lack sufficient contrast
Some dynamic content updates are not yet announced to assistive technologies
Carousels and filters require mouse or touch gestures
Some buttons and links do not have sufficient target sizes
We are actively working to address these issues and improve the accessibility of our app.

How we checked the app

This statement applies to the digital service Lindex App, including its mobile interfaces.

The accessibility review was conducted internally using the following tools:

VoiceOver and TalkBack screen readers
Voice Access (Android) and Voice Control (iOS)
Colour Contrast Analyzer (TPGi)
Accessibility Scanner (Android)
Zoom and manual testing
WCAG-EM methodology

Evaluated in an independent accessibility audit conducted by Nexer.
⁠Assessment date: June 16, 2025
⁠Last updated: June 23, 2025

closely-official.com

Closey-official.comis partly compliant with the accessibility requirements of the European Accessibility Act. This means that while many parts of the website meet the required standards, there are areas that do not yet fully conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

The audit identified several areas of non-conformance, including:

Images lack alternative text or have unclear labels (e.g., numbers instead of descriptions)
Captions and alternative text for video and audio content are missing
Multiple H1 headings on pages, including decorative or unclear headings
Poor contrast between text and background, especially on images and in the cookie bar
Typography is difficult to read due to long lines, excessive use of uppercase letters, and lack of margins
Size guide is presented as an image and is not functional for screen readers
Map markers lack descriptive labels and contextLanguage switcher is read with incorrect pronunciation and lacks clarity
Forms lack clear labels and instructions
Error messages are not announced or visible when input is incorrect
Users are not informed why a button is inactive or what needs to be corrected
Navigation logic is unclear, especially in checkout and shipping flows
Payment errors redirect users without explanation
Buttons embedded in text lack accessible labels
Typography and layout hinder readability
HTML structure is not valid or semantically correct
ARIA attributes are missing or incorrectly used
Screen reader support is partial and inconsistent
Dynamic updates (e.g., error messages, form validation) are not announced to assistive technologies
Keyboard navigation is only partially supported
Filters are not operable via keyboard; users cannot select options or exit the filter view
Focus indicators are missing or unclear
“Skip to content” links are not available
Buttons change labels dynamically (e.g., size selection), causing confusion
Tab navigation is inconsistent and often resets (e.g., after visiting the size guide)
Some buttons (e.g., back arrow, newsletter subscription) are not reachable or active via keyboard
Product image scroll is not visually aligned with keyboard focus
Cookie bar checkboxes are read aloud but cannot be selected
Some interactive elements (e.g., remove item) are announced as “image” without context

We are actively working to address these issues and improve the accessibility of our website.

Known accessibility limitations

While we strive to ensure full accessibility, we are aware of the following limitations:

Keyboard navigation is unreliable across key components
Focus indicators are insufficient or missing
Filters and forms are not fully operable or understandable via assistive technologies
Error handling lacks feedback and guidance
Visual design and layout reduce readability and clarity

We are prioritizing these issues and implementing improvements in upcoming development cycles.

How we checked the website

This statement applies to the digital service closely-official.com, including its web and mobile interfaces. The accessibility review was conducted internally using tools such as:

W3C Validator
Lighthouse
Silktide
Bookmarklets from pauljadam.com

Last updated: June 23, 2025

femaleengineering-official.com

Female Engineering is partly compliant with the accessibility requirements of the European Accessibility Act. This means that while many parts of the website meet the required standards, there are areas that do not yet fully conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

The audit identified several areas of non-conformance, including:

Images lack alternative text (alt text).
The video module lacks captions and audio descriptions.
Text and background contrast is insufficient in several areas.
Semantic structure with headings is missing or inconsistent.
Language attribute and page title are missing in some places.
Text is too tightly spaced in some areas, making it difficult to read (e.g., Å characters).
Size guide is presented as an image and is not accessible.
Prices are read incorrectly by screen readers (e.g., as seconds instead of SEK).
Keyboard navigation is not supported in key areas (e.g., cookie bar, filters, buttons).
Focus indicators are missing or unclear.
“Skip to content” links are not available.
TAB order is illogical or too long in several flows (e.g., delivery options, payment).
Some buttons (e.g., “Add to cart”, “Fortsätt”) are not reachable or visible when active.
Filters and checkboxes are not accessible via keyboard.
Menu elements are too close to the scrollbar, making them hard to select.
Carousels and some navigation elements require mouse or touch gestures.
Error messages are not clearly presented or read aloud.
Form fields lack clear labels and instructions.
Some texts are in English despite a Swedish context.
Navigation patterns are unpredictable (e.g., back buttons not working as expected).
It is unclear when something is selected or when an error has occurred.
HTML code is not valid.
ARIA attributes are missing or incorrectly used.
Screen reader support is incomplete, especially on mobile and desktop.
Landmarks and heading navigation are missing.
Dynamic content updates are not announced to assistive technologies.

We are actively working to address these issues and improve the accessibility of our website.

Known accessibility limitations

While we strive to ensure full accessibility, we are aware of the following limitations:

Some interactive elements may not be fully operable via keyboard.
Certain visual indicators (e.g., focus outlines) may lack sufficient contrast.
Some dynamic content updates are not yet announced to assistive technologies.
Carousels and filters require mouse or touch gestures.
Some buttons and links do not have sufficient target sizes.

We are prioritizing these issues and implementing improvements in upcoming development cycles.

How we checked the website

This statement applies to the digital service Female Engineering, including its web and mobile interfaces. The accessibility review was conducted internally using tools such as:

W3C Validator
Lighthouse
Silktide
Bookmarklets from pauljadam.com

Last updated: June 10, 2025

StyleMe

StyleMe is partly compliant with the accessibility requirements of the European Accessibility Act. This means that while many parts of the website meet the required standards, there are areas that do not yet fully conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

The audit identified several areas of non-conformance, including:

Images lack alternative text (alt text).
The video module lacks captions and audio descriptions.
The structure lacks semantic headings (e.g., H1, H2).
Language attribute and page title are missing.
Keyboard navigation is not supported.
Focus indicators are missing on buttons and links.
No “Skip to content” links are available.
Some buttons are not accessible via the TAB key.
A hidden developer button traps users in a navigation loop.
Error messages are not displayed or read aloud by screen readers.
Form fields lack clear labels.
Some texts are in English despite a Swedish context.
HTML code is not valid.
ARIA attributes are missing or incorrectly used.
Screen reader support is incomplete, especially on desktop.
Landmarks and heading navigation are missing.

We are actively working to address these issues and improve the accessibility of our website.

Known accessibility limitations

While we strive to ensure full accessibility, we are aware of the following limitations:

Some interactive elements may not be fully operable via keyboard
Certain visual indicators (e.g., focus outlines) may lack sufficient contrast
Some dynamic content updates are not yet announced to assistive technologies
Carousels on mobile devices currently require dragging gestures

We are prioritizing these issues and implementing improvements in upcoming development cycles.

How we checked the website

This statement applies to the digital service StyleMe, including its web and mobile interfaces. The accessibility review was conducted internally using tools such as:

W3C Validator
Lighthouse
Silktide
Bookmarklets from pauljadam.com

Last updated: June 10, 2025

about.lindex.com & Customer Service pages

Large partsof these websites are currently not subject to the accessibility requirements
under the applicable regulations. However, two sections are covered:

Job Listings
Customer Service - contact us.

⁠These websites contains third-party content. We are aware that this content does not
always meet accessibility requirements. And are working with the suppliers. If
you require access to the information in an alternative format, please contact
us.

Third-party content

These websites contains third-party content (e.g. Boka direkt, Ayden, Easycruit, Revive, Bambuser, Gogift, YouTube videos and Google Maps) over which we have no technical control. We are aware that this content does not always meet accessibility requirements. If you require access to the information in an alternative format, please contact us.