Keyboard navigation
Skip link, keyboard-operable navigation, modal controls and clear focus styles.
Accessibility
Accessibility statement
The redesigned portal is built around semantic HTML, keyboard access, visible focus states, responsive layouts and readable content structure.
Inclusive web design
Accessibility features
Semantic structure
Headings, lists, tables, forms, buttons, details/summary FAQs and landmarks use appropriate HTML semantics.
Responsive layouts
Content reflows for small screens without requiring a separate mobile site.
Readable contrast
Core text and interactive controls are designed with strong contrast and clear visual hierarchy.
Reduced motion
CSS respects prefers-reduced-motion and avoids unnecessary animation.
Form clarity
Visible labels, validation, consent text and status messaging support easier enquiry submission.
Quality assurance
Continuous improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Before production launch, test with keyboard-only navigation, screen readers, zoom/reflow, automated WCAG tools and real users where possible. Content editors should continue using meaningful link text, accurate alt text, logical heading order, accessible PDFs and captions/transcripts for media.
If a visitor encounters a barrier, they can contact Mobility India using the official phone or email shown across this portal.