Accessibility
Important information should remain usable.
InfoBits Global targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA in the design and development of this website. This is an engineering target, not a claim of certified conformance.
Published and reviewed August 4, 2026 by the InfoBits Global editorial team.
01 · Accessibility
The approach we use.
The site is designed with semantic landmarks and headings, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus, labeled forms, readable contrast, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion behavior. Meaningful images should have useful alternatives, while decorative images should not create duplicate noise.
Accessibility is part of design, content, engineering, and review. Automated checks help, but they do not replace keyboard use, screen-reader-oriented review, zoom, reflow, and feedback from people encountering real barriers.
- Keyboard access
- Visible focus
- Semantic structure
- Reduced-motion support
02 · Accessibility
Limitations and third-party experiences.
Some content or third-party services may behave differently from the main site. Scheduling, video, embedded security tools, downloadable documents, or older assets require separate review when they are enabled or published.
We do not claim that every possible assistive-technology combination has been tested. Identified barriers are prioritized according to impact, reach, and the practical path to correction.
- Third-party tools reviewed when enabled
- Media requires alternatives or transcripts
- Documents require accessible preparation
- No unsupported certification claim
03 · Accessibility
Tell us what blocked you.
Use Contact and state accessibility as the topic. Include the page URL, the task you were trying to complete, the barrier, and your preferred response method. If you wish, include the browser or assistive technology involved; it is not required to report a problem.
We will assess reported barriers and communicate what we can verify. We do not publish a universal resolution deadline because severity and remediation paths differ.
- Page or feature
- Task and barrier
- Optional assistive-technology context
- Preferred response method