Accessibility
Web Tattva aims to make its website usable by as many people as reasonably possible.
Our Focus Areas
How we approach accessible web design.
We incorporate standard accessibility patterns across our architecture, interface tokens, and interactive components:
Semantic HTML Structure
Using native HTML5 elements (headings, navigation landmarks, main regions, and buttons) to support assistive technologies.
Keyboard Navigation
Designing interactive flows with logical tab order, clear focus indicators, and operable modal/drawer states.
Readable Typography & Hierarchy
Selecting legible typeface scales, deliberate line heights, and structured heading levels to improve content readability.
Contrast & Visual Hierarchy
Maintaining thoughtful contrast between text and background elements across our warm stone architectural surfaces.
Descriptive Form Labels
Ensuring inputs, buttons, and interactive controls have explicit labels and descriptive placeholders.
Alternative Text for Media
Providing descriptive alt attributes for meaningful images and illustrations across project case studies.
Responsive & Adaptive Layouts
Ensuring pages adapt smoothly across screen viewports without horizontal overflowing or clipped content.
Reduced-Motion Considerations
Structuring animations to respect system-level preferences for reduced motion where practical.
Found something difficult to access?
We welcome specific accessibility feedback and will consider reasonable improvements. If you encounter any accessibility barrier, difficult contrast pattern, or navigation issue on this website, please let us know.
When reporting an issue, including the specific page URL, your operating system, browser, and any assistive technology used will help us investigate and make adjustments.