A website you can use.

How the pages are built

• Text and ordinary links are present in the page from the start and do not wait for an animation.
• The menu, answers on the FAQ page and course lists use the browser’s native controls. They can be opened without JavaScript.
• A skip link appears at the top. Keyboard focus has its own visible indicator, separate from the current-page marker.
• Body text has generous line spacing. Categories are labelled with words, not just colour.
• The homepage questions change while in view. Your device’s reduced-motion setting gives you a static question and disables smooth scrolling. Screen readers get a stable opening question rather than each change.
• Images have set dimensions and text descriptions when they add information beyond the adjacent text.

What still needs attention

Assistive-technology review

Screen readers, magnification and use on real phones need review. Checking the code is not enough to assess the whole experience.

Changing questions

The homepage questions have no pause control. This is a known limitation against WCAG 2.2.2. Your device’s reduced-motion setting gives you a static version, but is not an in-page pause control.

App images

The screenshots mainly show the Swedish app; they are not translated images of an English or Arabic interface. Some include English words or small details. The information needed to understand the website’s explanation is also available as ordinary text.

Language

The website has text in Swedish, English and Arabic. Translated descriptions of the app’s content are website translations, not confirmation of the exact wording used in the app. The app’s languages are a separate matter. Separate language review is still needed.

Features that use JavaScript

The homepage question rotation, copy buttons, displaying a campaign code from the arrival link, automatically opening deep-linked answers and restoring your reading position use JavaScript. The opening question, ordinary links and manual disclosures remain available without it.

Consent and advertising measurement

Advertising measurement is off in this version. No consent banner or choice controls are shown. If the feature is enabled, those controls need JavaScript; without JavaScript, the Pixel cannot load either.

Read about the current measurement mode and how choices work on the Cookies and storage page. Your browser may prevent automatic copying or saving a choice; a message then explains the limitation.

What this description is based on

On 11 September 2026, the page code and selected layouts were reviewed using local browser examples. That was not a full accessibility review, a certification or a test of the Steerly app.

The 13 September 2026 update covers text and code, not a new browser or assistive-technology review. Describing the controls does not mean they have been tested with every assistive technology.

Before launch, we need to follow up with keyboard use, screen readers, magnification and different phones. We will update this description when the evidence changes.

Tell us about a barrier

Email info@steerly.se. It helps if you can describe:

• Which page you were on and what you were trying to do.
• What happened and what you expected to happen.
• Which device, browser or assistive technology you were using, if you know.

You do not need technical terms to contact us. Let us know if you need information in another format. Avoid including personal or sensitive information in screenshots.