Accessibility
A clearer way
to move through FormVela.
FormVela aims to make the online store clear, readable and easier to navigate across different devices, interaction methods and personal preferences.
Accessibility is an ongoing consideration in how information, navigation, imagery and motion are presented throughout the shopping experience.
Designed around clarity, not complication.
A useful activewear store should make it straightforward to understand what you are viewing, where you are going and what action is available next.
Our design direction favors clear page structure, readable contrast, descriptive content, predictable controls and layouts that adapt to smaller screens without forcing unnecessary horizontal movement.
Accessibility begins with the basics.
These principles guide the way FormVela pages are structured and presented. They describe our design direction rather than a claim of certification or a particular compliance level.
Readable by design.
Clear typography, restrained layouts and strong contrast help important information remain easier to identify and understand.
Structured with intent.
Headings, sections and controls are organized in a logical order so pages remain understandable beyond their visual presentation.
Motion kept restrained.
Decorative transitions are intentionally subtle, and page styling respects reduced-motion preferences where supported by the browser.
Information should remain useful without relying on appearance alone.
Product imagery, written descriptions, headings and interactive elements each serve a different purpose. Where an image communicates product or lifestyle context, descriptive alternative text can help provide that context when the image itself is not available to the user.
Practical choices throughout the experience.
Accessibility depends on many factors, including browser, device and assistive technology. These are the design practices we aim to support across FormVela pages.
Clear contrast
Important text and interface elements use dark, high-contrast styling against the store's light background to support readability.
Responsive layout
Major page structures adapt for smaller screens so content can remain readable without requiring horizontal scrolling for ordinary use.
Keyboard awareness
Interactive elements are intended to preserve visible focus states and a logical document order so keyboard navigation can remain understandable.
Meaningful text
Labels, headings and action text are written to communicate purpose clearly rather than depending only on decorative icons or visual position.
Descriptive imagery
Images used for meaningful activewear content are paired with descriptive alternative text intended to provide relevant context.
Reduced motion
Non-essential transitions are minimized when a visitor's browser reports a preference for reduced motion.
Your browser and device can also shape the experience.
Many accessibility preferences are controlled through browser, operating system or assistive-technology settings. The options available to you can differ depending on the device and software you use.
Text size and zoom
Browser zoom and text-size controls may help make store content more comfortable to read.
Keyboard navigation
Browsers generally provide keyboard commands for moving between links, controls and form fields without requiring a pointing device.
Reduced motion preferences
Some operating systems and browsers allow you to request less animation or movement in supported interfaces.
Assistive technology
Screen readers and other assistive tools can interpret websites differently depending on software, browser and device configuration.
Accessibility is part of maintaining the store.
Online stores change as products, content and functionality evolve. Accessibility therefore requires continued attention rather than being treated as a one-time design decision.
If you encounter something that makes it difficult to browse FormVela, understand product information or complete a store-related task, we want to know where the difficulty occurred.
Having trouble accessing something?
Contact FormVela and describe the page, feature or information you were trying to access. Details about the device or browser you were using can also help explain the issue.