Perceivable
Important information should be available through text, structure, contrast, labels, and image descriptions rather than visual styling alone.
Accessibility Statement
A more welcoming Linenora experience
Linenora is committed to making its website, product information, shopping tools, and customer support easier to use for people with different abilities, devices, and assistive technologies.
Clearer content
We work to organize information with meaningful headings, readable language, and descriptive labels.
Flexible interaction
We aim to support keyboard use, visible focus, text resizing, and reduced-motion preferences.
Human support
When a digital barrier appears, our support team can help provide information or assistance in another practical format.
Our accessibility direction
Four principles guide the experience
Linenora uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as a practical reference for improving how website content can be perceived, operated, understood, and used reliably with different technologies.
Operable
Navigation, buttons, forms, and controls should remain usable without requiring a mouse or precise pointer movement.
Understandable
Page order, instructions, product details, errors, and policy information should use predictable and readable patterns.
Robust
Content should use clear HTML structure that can work with current browsers, screen readers, magnification, and other assistive tools.
01 · Accessibility measures
Accessibility is part of ongoing site care
Linenora considers accessibility when creating, reviewing, and updating website content. This includes page structure, product descriptions, navigation, forms, images, buttons, policy pages, promotional content, and customer-support pathways.
Meaningful page organization
Headings, sections, lists, landmarks, and labels are used to make content easier to scan and interpret.
Controls without a mouse
We aim for links, buttons, forms, and interactive elements to remain reachable through keyboard navigation.
Readable contrast and spacing
Text, controls, and section boundaries are designed with restrained colors, clear spacing, and visible hierarchy.
Descriptive alternatives
Meaningful product and editorial images are intended to include concise alternative text that communicates their purpose.
Reduced-motion support
Decorative movement is kept restrained, and supported experiences respect device preferences that reduce motion.
Clear input guidance
Labels, instructions, required fields, and error messages are intended to make checkout and support forms easier to complete.
02 · Standard and goal
Working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA
Linenora uses WCAG 2.2 Level AA as an accessibility goal and reference point. This statement does not claim that every page, feature, integration, or third-party service currently meets every success criterion. Accessibility work is reviewed and improved over time as the website, technology, and content change.
03 · Navigation and controls
Interaction should remain predictable
- Navigation labels are intended to describe their destinations clearly.
- Interactive controls are designed to remain distinguishable from surrounding text.
- Visible focus styling is supported so keyboard users can identify their current position.
- Page sections use a logical reading order across desktop and mobile layouts.
- Important actions are not intended to depend only on color, hover, or animation.
04 · Content and readability
Information should remain clear at different sizes
Linenora aims to support browser zoom, text enlargement, responsive layouts, descriptive headings, readable body copy, and concise instructions. Content is written in English and organized to help customers locate product, shipping, return, discount, and support information efficiently.
Product information access
Bedding details should not rely on photographs alone
Linenora works to provide written product information that helps customers understand bedding without depending only on color, texture, scale, or visual comparison.
Dimensions
Size information in text
Product pages should identify available sizes, measurements, mattress depth, pillow dimensions, and included-piece quantities.
Materials
Construction described clearly
Fiber, fill, foam, weave, shell, quilting, waterproof layers, closures, and care details should be stated in writing.
Color
Names beyond visual swatches
Color selections should include text labels rather than relying only on a colored circle or product photograph.
Comparison
Differences explained with words
Cooling, support, firmness, fill type, protection level, and set contents should be communicated in readable product copy.
Compatibility and assistance
Designed for common browsing and assistive tools
The Linenora website is intended to work with current versions of widely used browsers, operating systems, screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser zoom, and device accessibility settings. Results may vary when older software, unsupported combinations, browser extensions, or third-party tools are used.
Screen readers
Structure supports spoken navigation
Semantic headings, labels, lists, links, and image descriptions are used to help assistive technologies interpret content.
Zoom
Responsive layouts support enlargement
Pages are designed to reflow across smaller screens and enlarged browser views without intentional text overlap.
Keyboard
Core actions should remain reachable
Navigation, account tools, cart actions, forms, and policy links are intended to work through standard keyboard controls.
Alternative help
Support can assist with inaccessible content
Customers may request help understanding product information, policies, order status, returns, or another website task.
Current limitations
Some experiences may still need improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Linenora reviews reported barriers and works to address issues according to impact, technical complexity, and the level of control available over the affected content.
Accessibility questions
Common answers about the statement
These answers summarize Linenora’s accessibility direction, standards, support options, and improvement process.
Does Linenora claim complete WCAG conformance?
No. Linenora uses WCAG 2.2 Level AA as an improvement goal and reference point but does not claim that every page, feature, or third-party service currently satisfies every criterion.
Can I use the website with a keyboard?
Core navigation, links, buttons, and forms are intended to support keyboard interaction. Report the affected page and control when something cannot be reached or operated.
Can support help me understand a product?
Yes. Support can assist with product dimensions, materials, included pieces, care instructions, order details, shipping, returns, and other available information.
What information should I include when reporting a barrier?
Include the page address, task you were trying to complete, what happened, browser or device used, and assistive technology involved when relevant.
How quickly will Linenora respond?
Support is available 24/7. The time needed to resolve a technical barrier depends on its cause, impact, and whether a third-party provider is involved.
Accessibility feedback
Tell us where the experience breaks down
Report a barrier, request assistance, or ask for available information in another practical format. Include the page, feature, product, or task involved so the Linenora team can investigate clearly.