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Accessibility
We aim to make this website usable with a keyboard and assistive technology. This page describes the checks performed, their limits and how to ask for help.
Short answer
The website includes a skip link, visible keyboard focus and labelled controls. These measures and automated checks do not establish full accessibility. WCAG 2.2 AA is the technical target; complete manual assessment is still needed.
Help with using the website
If information or a control is difficult to use, email Joshua at joshua.boermans@korper.nl. Mention the page and what is difficult; do not include sensitive information. Joshua can receive and follow up on these questions through this existing business address.
Built-in measures
- Skip directly to main content.
- Logical heading structure and descriptive link text.
- Visible focus during keyboard use.
- Native form controls and fieldsets in the scans.
- No information conveyed by colour alone.
- Reduced-motion support and a printable scan result.
Manual checks still required
- Complete keyboard route in representative browsers.
- Screen reader test of the menu, tables, details and both scans.
- 200% zoom, 320-pixel reflow and custom text spacing.
- Contrast of every component and error state.
- Comprehensibility for readers in the target audience.
Scope of the checks
This version was tested locally on 16 October 2026 in Edge. Checks included mobile and desktop layouts, automated axe checks on key pages and scan results, contact-link contrast and keyboard focus, disclosures, language switching and simulated form errors. Selected routes were also checked at 320 pixels with doubled base text size. No real requests or bookings were sent.
About this information
Content contact: Joshua Boermans. Updated on 16 October 2026.
This describes the website setup and limits of the checks. Independent specialist validation has not been recorded.