Accessibility

This site targets WCAG 2.2 AA. That is a standard, not a guarantee — the commitments below are what has been built to reach it, and the limitations section is honest about what hasn't.

What's in place

• The language toggle sits on the page itself, not inside a menu — a decision for the 50–65 Rajkot cohort most likely to want Gujarati and least comfortable hunting for it in English.
• Every tap target is at least 44px, and most primary actions are 48px, so a button is easy to hit on a phone regardless of dexterity.
• Every link and button has a visible focus outline when reached by keyboard, not just a colour change that a low-vision visitor might miss.
• Every photograph has descriptive alt text. Icon-style navigation always carries a visible text label alongside it — this site has no icon-only links.
• Body text is never smaller than 17px, and Gujarati text is set with more line-height than English, because it is visually denser at the same size.

Known limitations

• The embedded Google Maps view on the home page and the Visit us page is third-party content — it renders in Google's own style and is not covered by this site's own accessibility work.
• No further gaps are known beyond the one above. If one is found, it gets added here rather than left silent.

Feedback

If something on this site is hard to use, tell us — the contact details for this are below.