Accessibility statement
Last updated: October 9, 2026.
Techspace Solutions AS wants techspace.no to be usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This statement describes what we have done for universal design, and what we know still remains.
The standard we follow
We have built the website with the aim of meeting WCAG 2.2 level AA.
What we have focused on
- The website can be used with a keyboard, with a visible focus indicator and a link to skip straight to the content.
- Headings, lists and landmarks are coded correctly, so screen readers can navigate the page.
- Colors are chosen for good contrast between text, buttons and background.
- Images that convey content have alternative text. Decorative images and animations are hidden from screen readers.
- Motion (looping logos, reviews and videos) can be paused with the “Pause motion” button. If you have turned on “reduce motion” in your operating system, it starts paused.
- Forms have clear labels and error messages next to each field.
- The website is designed for zoom up to 200% and for small screens down to 320 pixels.
Known issues
- Screenshots and previews of websites we have built for clients, including on the home page and on /en/maler/, may contain text that is not reproduced in full. Our clients’ own websites are not part of this statement.
- Some short videos (screen recordings) have no sound and therefore no captions. Their content is also described in the surrounding text.
- The booking calendar is provided by Calendly, and the cookie banner by CookieYes. Their accessibility is controlled by them.
- The page shown when an address does not exist (404) needs JavaScript to show its text.
How we assessed the website
This statement is based on our own assessment, with automated tests and manual checks using keyboard and zoom. We have not carried out an external audit, and the website has not been fully tested with a screen reader.
Give us feedback
Is something on the website hard to use? Send an email to post@techspace.no or call +47 919 25 014, and we will look into it.
You can also report it to the Norwegian Authority for Universal Design of ICT (Uu-tilsynet).