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Accessibility

Digital Xclerator is designed to suit everyone; we accept everyone irrespective of anything and do not distinguish on varying talents. Digital Xclerator Digital Marketing Agency we. encourage collaboration in a team and tolerance of each other as human beings.

This is our chaste conviction, which makes our website; a site that is open to everyone and anyone, no matter what his talents are. We are always striving to improve our site to be as accessible and usable as possible in order to make the services of our site as beneficial to everyone.

We have taken the extra mile to meet the demands of the World Wide Web with our site. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 at Consortium (W3C). These are the principles which describe how to make web materials more reachable to individuals with various disabilities. A compliance with these guidelines contributes to the increased user friendliness of the web site. Our web site has been developed on the mandated guidelines of W3C standards which consist of:

  • We have text alternatives on our site, so that all can have access information. This makes our site accommodating and appealing to different users’ needs.
  • In order to improve visibility and readability, we have made the design easier to watch and listen to content. We make a scrupulous distinction of foreground and of Background – making sure that all visitors find it comfortable to browse.
  • We are also conscious of users with photosensitive conditions and in order to establish a comfortable environment we have done so in a browsing environment, our web pages do not involve any content which flashes more than three times during one second.
  • It is easy and convenient to navigate our website by using clear headings and labels.
  • Headings and labels aptly explain the subjects or the intent of the information, enabling the users to find and comprehend the information they are seeking easily.

  • We have created an enjoyable and inclusive online experience at our site to all of our users. We always struggle to maintain the utmost principles of accessibility and usability.