Accessibility statement

1. Commitment

AITC Holding and the Bramston website administrator aim to make this institutional website usable by a broad audience, including people using keyboards, screen readers, zoom, reduced-motion settings and mobile devices. The production target is substantial conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA.

2. Measures included in the supplied build

• Semantic page landmarks, heading hierarchy and labelled navigation.
• A keyboard-visible skip link and clear focus indicators.
• Keyboard-operable mobile navigation with Escape-key closing.
• Form labels, required-field indications and status announcements.
• Alternative text for meaningful images and hidden treatment for decorative graphics.
• Responsive layouts, reflowing cards and horizontally scrollable data tables.
• Reduced-motion support through the user’s operating-system preference.
• Colour contrast designed around the Bramston navy, ivory and steel palette.
• No essential function dependent on hover alone.

3. Known limitations

• Complex conceptual diagrams may be easier to understand with the surrounding explanatory text than through their visual arrangement alone.
• The mail-based contact form requires a configured local email application; a direct email link and telephone contact are also provided.
• Typography may vary because the site uses system font fallbacks and does not distribute proprietary font files.
• Very old or unsupported browsers may not reproduce all layout and focus behaviour.

4. Testing approach

The supplied package includes automated checks for headings, form labels, alternative text, internal links, metadata and responsive overflow, together with browser-based desktop and mobile validation. Automated tests cannot replace manual testing with assistive technologies and representative users.

5. Feedback and alternative format

To report an accessibility problem or request content in another reasonable format, contact info@bramston.co or telephone +230 650 0690. Please identify the page, the difficulty encountered, the browser or assistive technology used and the preferred response format.

6. Ongoing review

Accessibility should be reviewed after changes to content, hosting, analytics, embedded services, forms or visual components. Material issues should be prioritised according to user impact.