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Accessibility

Last Updated: April 6, 2021

Aurexillion is committed to providing a website experience that is accessible, clear, and usable for as many people as possible.

We aim to make our website easy to navigate, easy to read, and compatible with commonly used assistive technologies.

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1. Our Accessibility Commitment

Aurexillion believes digital experiences should be usable by people with diverse abilities, devices, and access needs.

We are working to support accessibility across our website by focusing on:

  • Clear structure
  • Readable content
  • Keyboard usability
  • Strong color contrast
  • Responsive design
  • Descriptive links and labels
  • Screen reader compatibility
  • Consistent navigation
  • Accessible forms

2. Accessibility Standards

Aurexillion aims to follow recognized accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG.

Our goal is to work toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA alignment where practical.

Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and we will continue improving the website over time.

3. Keyboard Navigation

We aim to make core website features usable with a keyboard.

This includes:

  • Navigation menus
  • Buttons
  • Links
  • Forms
  • Cookie settings
  • Modal windows
  • Contact form fields

Interactive elements should have visible focus states so users can understand where they are on the page.

4. Color Contrast and Readability

Aurexillion aims to use clear color contrast between text and backgrounds.

We also aim to support readability through:

  • Clear headings
  • Short paragraphs
  • Adequate spacing
  • Large enough font sizes
  • Consistent layouts
  • Simple language where possible

5. Screen Reader Support

We aim to make the website understandable for screen reader users by using:

  • Semantic page structure
  • Proper heading hierarchy
  • Descriptive button labels
  • Descriptive form labels
  • Alternative text for meaningful images
  • Clear link text
  • Logical reading order

Decorative visuals should be marked appropriately so they do not create unnecessary confusion.

6. Forms

Aurexillion aims to make forms clear and accessible.

Contact forms should include:

  • Visible labels
  • Helpful placeholder text
  • Clear required field indicators
  • Error messages that explain the issue
  • Keyboard-friendly input fields
  • Accessible submit buttons

7. Responsive Design

Our website is designed to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

We aim to avoid:

  • Horizontal scrolling
  • Tiny text
  • Small tap targets
  • Overlapping content
  • Inaccessible menus
  • Poor contrast on mobile screens

8. Ongoing Improvements

Accessibility is not a one-time task.

Aurexillion may continue improving accessibility by:

  • Reviewing website structure
  • Testing key pages
  • Improving form usability
  • Updating color contrast
  • Adding better labels
  • Improving keyboard behavior
  • Reviewing new content before publication

9. Known Limitations

Some parts of the website may not yet fully meet all accessibility goals.

Potential limitations may include:

  • Third-party embedded tools
  • Older uploaded documents
  • External websites linked from Aurexillion
  • Complex visual diagrams
  • Certain animations or interactive elements

We aim to address accessibility issues as they are identified.

10. Feedback and Contact

If you experience difficulty using the Aurexillion website, please contact us.

When possible, include:

  • The page URL
  • The issue you experienced
  • Your browser and device
  • Any assistive technology used
  • Your preferred contact method

We will review accessibility feedback and work to respond in a reasonable timeframe.

11. Third-Party Content

Some pages may include links to third-party websites or embedded third-party tools.

Aurexillion does not control the accessibility of third-party websites, but we aim to choose tools and services that support accessible user experiences when practical.