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Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement

At Batoi, we are committed to making our digital platforms accessible to everyone, regardless of ability, device, or circumstance. Our goal is to ensure that all users can interact with our products and content independently and effectively.

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At a glance

Describes Batoi accessibility objectives, design and testing practices, known scope limits, feedback, and alternate-access options.

  • Batoi uses WCAG 2.2 as primary accessibility guidance and considers applicable jurisdictional requirements.
  • Accessibility work includes design, development, testing, training, feedback, and continuing improvement.
  • Users can report barriers or request alternate formats through Support or the Batoi Contact page.

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Our Commitment to Accessibility

Accessibility is an integral part of Batoi’s design philosophy. We believe technology should empower, not exclude, and we continuously strive to make every aspect of our websites, applications, and services usable by the widest possible audience.

We incorporate accessibility, usability, and inclusion into relevant design, development, content, and quality practices and continue to address identified barriers.

Standards and Guidelines

Batoi uses WCAG 2.2 as primary guidance and considers the following requirements where they apply to a service, customer engagement, or jurisdiction:

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA
Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act
EN 301 549 (European Accessibility Standard)
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
Indian Guidelines for Accessibility of ICT Systems

We integrate accessibility requirements throughout our UX design, development, and quality assurance lifecycle.

References to these standards describe Batoi’s accessibility objectives and applicable obligations; they are not a blanket third-party certification or conformance claim for every page, product, or deployment.

Accessibility Practices Across Batoi Platforms

Depending on the product, content, and delivery surface, accessibility practices may include the following:

Navigation

Logical tab order, skip-to-content links, consistent page structure.

Text and Content

Adjustable contrast, scalable fonts, readable typography.

Multimedia

Captions and transcripts for video/audio; “pause and resume” controls.

Forms and Controls

Clear labels, ARIA attributes, and keyboard accessibility.

Color and Contrast

A target minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for applicable normal text, with additional checks based on component and content context.

Error Prevention

Descriptive validation messages and accessible alerts.

Mobile Accessibility

Responsive layouts and compatibility checks that may include common iOS and Android assistive technologies.

Batoi periodically reviews selected websites, product experiences, and managed user surfaces using automated and manual accessibility checks appropriate to their scope.

Accessibility Testing and Continuous Improvement

Our accessibility program includes:

Automated Testing
Using tools like axe-core, WAVE, and Lighthouse.
Manual Audits
Conducted by qualified internal reviewers or external accessibility specialists when appropriate to the scope.
User Testing
May involve users or reviewers working with screen readers, voice commands, or alternative input devices when appropriate to the product and review scope.
Ongoing Reviews
Risk-based accessibility checks during material releases and when significant interface changes are introduced.

Identified issues are tracked and prioritized through the applicable delivery workflow. Remediation timing depends on severity, technical complexity, third-party dependencies, and the affected service.

Third-Party Content and Integrations

  • Some third-party content or embedded elements (e.g., maps, videos, analytics dashboards) may not fully meet our accessibility standards.
  • Where practical, we raise identified barriers with providers and seek an alternative format or reasonable workaround.

Training and Awareness

Batoi promotes role-appropriate accessibility awareness and learning for teams involved in design, engineering, content, quality, and support.

We promote:

Inclusive design practices in relevant projects and interface reviews.

Accessibility awareness during code reviews and QA audits.

Workshops through Batoi Academy to educate partners and institutions on digital inclusion.

Accessibility is not just compliance: it’s part of our culture of empathy and excellence.

Reporting Accessibility Issues

If you encounter any accessibility barriers:

Use Batoi Support to submit an accessibility ticket or the Batoi Contact page to request an alternate format.

Please include:

  • Page URL or feature description
  • The problem encountered
  • Your browser, device, or assistive technology details

We target an initial response within 5 business days. Resolution timing depends on impact, complexity, third-party dependencies, and the availability of a reasonable alternative; we will provide updates for confirmed issues.

Alternative Access Options

If online material is not accessible, Batoi will work with the requester to identify a reasonable alternative, which may include:

Alternate formats (PDF, plain text, or large print).

Live assistance through Batoi Support or Academy programs.

Video captions or accessible transcripts upon request.

Continuous Commitment

Batoi’s accessibility policy is reviewed annually and updated to align with:

WCAG 2.2 guidance and future revisions

Emerging assistive technologies

Customer and partner feedback

We may engage accessibility specialists, users, advocacy groups, or academic partners to help practices evolve with user needs.

Frequently asked questions

Batoi uses WCAG 2.2 as primary accessibility guidance and considers jurisdiction-specific requirements, such as Section 508, EN 301 549, and AODA, when they apply to a service or engagement. This statement is not a blanket conformance certification.

Users can report accessibility issues or request alternate formats through Batoi Support or the Batoi Contact page.

Batoi incorporates accessibility awareness into relevant design, development, content, and quality practices and may provide role-appropriate learning through Batoi Academy.