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ACCESSIBILITY

Accessibility statement

Last updated

13 November 2026

1. Commitment and scope

coosmo.co is operated by Loonar ApS, as stated in the privacy policy. We aim for the site, in both English and Italian, to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. We do not claim full conformance: the known limitations are listed below.

2. What is in place

  • A “Skip to content” link is the first focusable element of every page.
  • The page language is set in the HTML of each page, English or Italian, so screen readers read it correctly.
  • Navigation areas have accessible names, and a visible focus indicator is shown on keyboard focus.
  • With the reduced-motion setting on, the opening animation on the home page is skipped, scroll reveals show their final state, and the scrolling client-logo strip stops.
  • On screens from tablet size up, the client-logo strip has a pause button.
  • There is no contact form: the site offers direct email, telephone and LinkedIn contacts.

3. Known limitations

  • Some animated components still do not read the reduced-motion setting. The global style rule that shortens animations only covers CSS animations, not those driven by JavaScript.
  • On phone-size screens the scrolling client-logo strip has no pause button; it stops only when reduced motion is requested.
  • On the first visit to the home page in a browser-tab session, an opening animation of about 1.6 seconds covers the page and locks scrolling until it ends.
  • We have not completed a formal conformance evaluation, so other issues may exist, for example in colour contrast or in how screen readers announce a particular component.

4. Report a problem

If you cannot use part of the site, or you need content in another format, write to info@coosmo.co or call +39 340 536 2528. Please include the address of the page and a description of the problem and of the assistive technology or browser you use.

5. Basis and updates

This statement is based on our own review of the site’s code and automated tests. It is updated when the site changes in ways that affect accessibility, with a new date.