Technology works better when more people can use it.

01 / Our commitment

Access is part of the work.

EINO Tech Solutions LLC is committed to providing a website that can be used by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technologies.

We treat accessibility as an ongoing product responsibility. That means considering it during design and development, testing important interactions, and responding when someone identifies a barrier.

02 / The standard we follow

A practical target.

Our aim is to align this website with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. WCAG describes ways to make digital content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.

03 / Measures in place

How the site supports access.

Current design and engineering measures include:

• a skip link that moves directly to the main content;
• semantic headings, landmarks, lists, labels, and native controls;
• keyboard access and visible focus indicators for interactive elements;
• text and interface colors selected for readable contrast;
• responsive layouts that support zoom and smaller screens;
• reduced animation when a device requests reduced motion;
• form labels, instructions, validation messages, and status announcements; and
• alternative text or hidden descriptions for meaningful visual content.

04 / Compatibility

Built for current ways of browsing.

The website is designed to work with current versions of major browsers and common assistive technologies. Older browsers or unusual browser-and-assistive- technology combinations may not support every feature in the same way.

For the best experience, use a current browser and keep your operating system and assistive technology up to date. You should be able to zoom, enlarge text, navigate by keyboard, and use browser or device contrast settings without losing core content.

05 / Known limitations

We keep looking for barriers.

Some third-party services or resources may be outside our direct control and may not offer the same level of accessibility as the pages we maintain. We also recognize that automated checks cannot identify every real-world barrier.

If a page, form, document, animation, or interaction prevents you from getting information or completing a task, please let us know. We will work to provide the information in another format or find another way to help.