Accessibility Statement

Last updated: July 2026

1. Our Commitment

Many people who come to this website are dealing with a stressful documentation problem, and some use assistive technologies. We want the site to be usable, readable and navigable for as many people as possible, regardless of ability or device.

2. Measures We Take

In building and maintaining this website, we aim to follow good accessibility practice, including:

• Clear, readable typography and sufficient colour contrast.
• Logical heading structure and meaningful page organisation.
• Descriptive links and alternative text for meaningful images.
• Keyboard-navigable menus and controls.
• Responsive layouts that work across mobile, tablet and desktop.
• Plain-language explanations of complex procedures.

3. Language Accessibility

Because we serve a Gujarati-, Hindi- and English-speaking audience, we aim to make our content accessible across languages and to explain terminology clearly rather than assuming prior knowledge.

4. Ongoing Effort

Accessibility is not a one-time task. As we add pages and features, we review them for usability and readability, and we treat accessibility barriers as issues worth fixing.

5. Known Limitations

Some third-party components (such as an embedded map) may not be fully accessible in every respect, as they are provided by external services. Where a barrier affects your ability to get help, please contact us directly and we will assist you personally.

6. Tell Us About a Barrier

If you encounter any difficulty using this website, or need information in a different format, please contact us using the details below. We will do our best to help you directly and to improve the site.

7. Alternatives to the Website

You never have to use the website to get help. You can always reach us by phone, WhatsApp, email, or in person at our office, and we will guide you through everything personally.