REVIEWED 22 SEPTEMBER 2026
Accessibility statement
1. Our aim
Hovolo aims to make technical editorial content readable and navigable for people using different devices, browsers and assistive technologies. We use semantic headings, descriptive links, visible focus styles and text alternatives for editorial images.
2. Content structure
Pages use a consistent header, main region and footer. Headings are arranged to support scanning, tables include headings and lists are used for sequences or collections. Readers may zoom and reflow content on a narrow screen.
3. Images
Images include descriptive alternative text where they convey editorial meaning. Decorative space is not used to communicate a requirement. If an image appears unclear or its alternative text misses important context, readers can report the URL to the editorial desk.
4. Keyboard access
Navigation links, buttons and form fields are intended to work with a keyboard. The mobile navigation exposes an expanded state. Focus should remain visible against the light interface and dark footer.
5. Color and typography
The palette uses charcoal text, white space and deep teal accents. We avoid relying on color alone to communicate meaning. Readers may use browser zoom or operating-system text settings without requiring a separate account.
6. Forms
The contact form labels its fields and displays a success message after a valid submission in the browser. Required fields are identified by the browser. Do not place sensitive credentials in any field.
7. Motion
The interface does not depend on animation to convey editorial information. Hover movement on cards is supplemental and content remains available without it. Browser preferences may reduce motion where the platform supports that setting.
8. Known limitations
External links, embedded provider interfaces and older browser engines may not meet the same expectations. PDF or third-party material may require separate accessibility work by its publisher.
9. Feedback
Tell us what prevented access, which page was involved and what device or assistive technology was used if comfortable. We will review the report and prioritize barriers affecting core navigation and reading.
10. Review cycle
This statement was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Hovolo reviews the interface when major layout or content systems change and records material improvements in the editorial workflow.
11. Contact
Contact Hovolo at 35-1, Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06164, Republic of Korea, or call +82 10-3847-5912.
Accessibility work is treated as an ongoing maintenance responsibility rather than a single compliance event. Hovolo checks headings, link purpose, keyboard order, focus visibility, text contrast and form labels when pages are materially changed. Readers may encounter a third-party document or linked service with different accessibility features; that service remains responsible for its own interface.
Readers who need an alternative format may describe the page, section or document they are trying to access through the contact page. Please include the URL and the barrier encountered, but do not include passwords or sensitive personal information. We aim to acknowledge a report within 7 calendar days and to provide an update within 30 days when investigation or remediation is needed.
Some older browser combinations, embedded documents, generated images or changes in assistive technology may produce results that differ from the intended experience. A report helps the editorial desk reproduce the issue and identify whether the cause is markup, styling, content structure or a third-party component. Where an immediate technical fix is not practical, we will try to provide the relevant information in another accessible form.
The accessibility statement applies to Hovolo pages published from 35-1, Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06164, Republic of Korea. Questions may also be directed to +82 10-3847-5912. It was reviewed on 22 September 2026 and will be revised when a material interface or accessibility practice changes.
The statement covers Hovolo's published pages, navigation, forms and editorial images. It does not control the accessibility of external websites, embedded documents or services operated by third parties. Those materials may use different controls, and readers can report a barrier so that an alternative route can be considered.
Readers may request a text explanation, an accessible copy of a document or help locating a particular section. A request should include the page URL and the assistive technology or browser context when known, but should not include passwords or sensitive personal information. Hovolo aims to acknowledge a report within 7 calendar days and provide an update within 30 days when investigation is required.
Keyboard, screen-reader, zoom and reflow behaviour can vary by browser version and operating system. A visible focus indicator may appear differently when a device applies its own high-contrast mode. The editorial desk records recurring issues so that a fix can be tested against more than one browsing context.
Accessibility feedback may be sent through the contact page, to 35-1, Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06164, Republic of Korea, or by phone at +82 10-3847-5912. This statement was reviewed on 22 September 2026 and will be updated when a material interface or accessibility practice changes.