Our commitment
TEOTHEM Technologies is committed to making its public website usable by as many people as practical, including people who use assistive technologies or navigate with different visual, hearing, mobility, cognitive, or device needs.
Accessibility is treated as an ongoing design, content, development, and quality responsibility rather than a one-time checklist.
Accessibility practices
- Semantic page structure and meaningful heading order.
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, controls, links, and forms.
- Visible focus indicators and appropriately sized interaction targets.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative-image handling.
- Color contrast, readable typography, responsive layouts, and zoom support.
- Form labels, instructions, validation messages, and status announcements.
- Reduced-motion support for visitors who prefer less animation.
- Testing across modern browsers, mobile devices, and common assistive-technology patterns.
Conformance goal
TEOTHEM aims to follow widely recognized Level AA web accessibility practices where reasonably applicable to the site’s content and functionality.
Some third-party embeds, linked services, documents, videos, or platforms may be controlled by independent providers. TEOTHEM will evaluate alternatives, descriptions, captions, transcripts, or other accommodations when practical.
Known limitations
The website is being developed in phases. Some content, integrations, documents, or third-party tools may require further accessibility review before the public launch or after a vendor update.
TEOTHEM will prioritize issues that prevent access to essential information, contact methods, consultation requests, and core service content.
Feedback and assistance
If you experience an accessibility barrier, identify the page or feature, describe what happened, and include the browser, device, or assistive technology being used when possible.
Accessibility feedback may be submitted through the TEOTHEM Contact page. TEOTHEM will make a reasonable effort to provide the requested information through an alternative method and address verified barriers.
Ongoing improvement
TEOTHEM may update this statement as the website, testing methods, third-party services, and accessibility practices evolve.
Accessibility findings are reviewed alongside performance, security, content quality, and responsive-design validation during the development and release process.