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TRANSPARENCY & POLICIES

Accessibility statement

Digital safety information should be easier for everyone to use.

Policy draft for legal review. Effective date: [to be confirmed before launch]. Contracting entity and jurisdiction-specific terms are not finalized.

Our approach

This website targets WCAG 2.2 AA with semantic structure, visible keyboard focus, labelled controls, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion support. This is an ongoing design target, not a certification.

Available controls

Use the skip link to reach main content. Navigation works with a keyboard, dropdowns close with Escape, and browser zoom is supported. Motion follows your operating-system preference.

Feedback and limitations

Email info@avinextra.com with the page, assistive technology, and difficulty encountered. Response times have not been verified. Third-party destinations may have different accessibility characteristics; formal assistive-technology review remains on the launch checklist.

Contact

Questions about this draft: info@avinextra.com.

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Choose the reading controls that work for you

Navigate at your own pace

You can move through links and controls with the keyboard and use the skip link to reach the main page content. Headings divide longer explanations into sections, and article images include text alternatives. Browser zoom can make text larger, while the layout adapts to narrower screens. Expandable questions open individually so you can focus on the answer you need. These features support different reading approaches without requiring a separate account.

Describe a barrier clearly

When reporting difficulty, include the page address, the control or passage involved, and what you expected to happen. If you are comfortable doing so, mention the browser or assistive technology used. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis or personal history to explain a website barrier. The design target remains an ongoing goal, and these instructions do not replace a formal accessibility assessment.