Accessibility statement for craftsportswear.com
This accessibility statement applies to the craftsportswear.com website. We are actively working to improve the accessibility of our website so that as many people as possible can use it, regardless of disability or assistive technology. We work to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA to ensure an inclusive experience for all users. We are aware that parts of the website are not fully accessible and are continuously working to improve the website.
Give us your feedback
If you notice any problems or feel that we are not complying with legal requirements and are prevented from using the website, we would like to know. You can provide us with feedback by sending an email to: customercare@craftsportswear.com.
Below, we have outlined known accessibility issues that have been identified.
Content that is not accessible - known issues
Issues for users with visual impairments or color blindness
There are elements with poor contrast.
There are images with inadequate alt tags.
There are videos that provide no information to screen readers.
There are elements, such as buttons and modals that lack ARIA attributes which prevents screen readers from conveying important information.
Some elements act as interactive elements but are not exposed to screen readers.
Some forms lack label elements
Forms do not correctly handle validation and error messages.
The search functionality lack ARIA attributes to communicate the number of search results.
There are input fields with inadequate or missing descriptions of the expected input type.
There are input fields with too many label elements
There are inconsistencies in the heading element hierarchy
There are no elements or ARIA attributes to communicate when the checkout is updated.
Problems for users with motor impairments
Missing focus indicators make it difficult for users navigating via keyboard to know where they are on the page.
Some links and buttons have insufficient target areas.
There are expandable content that cannot be navigated to using a keyboard.
Problem for users with cognitive impairment or neurodiversity
There is video and animated content that cannot be paused or stopped.
Problems for users with visual, motor or cognitive impairments
Modals lack focus trapping, which makes it difficult to navigate into the open modal using a keyboard.
There are expandable elements and modals that cannot be closed using keyboard navigation.
Some links and buttons lack recognisable text.
There are color selections for products that leads to the product page where the focus should land on the current color selection.
How we have tested the website
We have conducted an internal review of the website.
The review was carried out manually in accordance with WCAG 2.2 Level AA guidelines and using tools such as Accessibility cloud and axe-core.
Last review was done: 27th October 2025
The statement was last updated: 27th October 2025
Supervision
If you are not satisfied with the way we handle your comments, you can contact the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS), which is the responsible supervisory authority for e-commerce services and digital interfaces.
Website: https://www.pts.se/en
E-mail: pts@pts.se