Last updated: September 3, 2026
STH aims to make its corporate website usable by a broad range of people and devices. The lightweight implementation uses semantic HTML, keyboard-accessible controls, visible focus, responsive layout and reduced-motion support.
Draft website policy for implementation. Replace all demonstration contact details, warranty periods, operational promises and company identifiers with verified STH information, then obtain review from a Bangladesh-qualified legal professional before publication.
Current accessibility features
The website includes a skip link, structured headings, labelled forms, keyboard-operable menus and dialogs, focus-visible styling, responsive navigation, readable contrast and support for the reduced-motion preference.
Images that communicate content should have meaningful alternative text; decorative images should be ignored by assistive technology.
Known limitations
Some generated concept images contain product-label text that may not be fully accessible or may not represent the final product. These should be replaced with verified media and accompanying HTML specifications before launch.
Third-party services added later may have their own accessibility limitations.
Ongoing work
STH should test key pages with keyboard-only navigation, screen readers, zoom, high contrast and common mobile sizes after every material update.
Forms should provide clear errors, status announcements and an alternative contact route.
Feedback
Report an accessibility problem through the Contact page. Include the page, task, browser/device, assistive technology and the difficulty encountered where possible.
STH should acknowledge the report and provide a reasonable alternative route while reviewing the issue.
Standards goal
The production site should target current WCAG Level AA practices appropriate to the content and functionality, without representing conformance until it has been evaluated.