Accessibility

Pages use semantic headings, landmarks, visible focus styles, descriptive image alternatives, labelled controls and a skip link. Content remains available without JavaScript. Text and layouts reflow for narrow screens, and images include dimensions to reduce layout movement.

Main links and controls are keyboard reachable. The mobile menu reports its expanded state, cookie controls use native inputs and each article provides a linked contents list. Links use descriptive page names rather than ambiguous repeated wording where practical.

Subtle reveal effects are disabled when the operating system requests reduced motion. Photographs communicate context but are not the sole carrier of essential instructions. The site does not autoplay audio or video.

The design uses scalable text, generous line spacing and restrained line lengths. Colour is not intended to be the only signal for status or control state. Browser zoom should work without horizontal page overflow at common viewport widths.

Accessibility varies by browser, device and assistive technology. SVG brand graphics include text alternatives when used as images. Email communication may depend on the accessibility of the reader’s chosen mail application, which app-nazeel does not control.

Email [email protected] with the page, the action you were trying to complete, your browser or assistive technology if comfortable sharing it, and a description of the problem. You can also call +966125619999. We will review the specific barrier.