1. Our Commitment
Wellbeing Impact Foundation aims to provide an online experience that is:
- Accessible to people with different abilities
- Easy to navigate and understand
- Compatible with commonly used browsers and devices
- Usable with assistive technologies where reasonably possible
- Clear and consistent in its presentation
- Inclusive of people with visual, auditory, physical, cognitive and other accessibility needs
We are continuously working to improve the accessibility and usability of our website.
2. Accessibility Standards
We aim to improve the accessibility of our website by following recognized accessibility principles and, where reasonably practicable, aligning our website with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Our goal is to work toward the following core accessibility principles:
Perceivable
Information and user-interface components should be presented in ways that users can perceive, including through appropriate text alternatives, readable content and suitable visual presentation.
Operable
Website navigation and interactive features should be usable through different input methods, including keyboard interaction where reasonably practicable.
Understandable
We aim to present information using clear language, predictable navigation, consistent layouts and understandable interface elements.
Robust
We aim to build and maintain the website so that its content can work with commonly used browsers, devices and assistive technologies.
3. Accessibility Features
Depending on the page and functionality available, we aim to provide features such as:
- Clear page headings and content structure
- Descriptive links and buttons
- Alternative text for meaningful images
- Sufficient visual contrast
- Keyboard-accessible navigation where reasonably practicable
- Responsive layouts for different screen sizes
- Readable typography
- Consistent navigation
- Clearly identifiable interactive elements
- Accessible forms and labels
- Captions or text alternatives for relevant multimedia where available
- Avoidance of unnecessary or confusing visual effects
Accessibility features may vary depending on the specific content, third-party services and technologies used on individual pages.
4. Assistive Technologies
We aim to support commonly used assistive technologies, including:
- Screen readers
- Keyboard navigation
- Browser accessibility features
- Magnification and zoom tools
- Speech-recognition technologies
- Other commonly used accessibility tools
However, compatibility may vary depending on the user’s device, browser, assistive technology and the particular content being accessed.
5. Third-Party Content
Some content or functionality on our website may be provided by third-party services, including embedded videos, maps, social-media content or other external technologies.
We do not always control the accessibility of third-party platforms.
Where possible, we aim to select services that provide reasonable accessibility support. However, third-party content may not always fully conform to our accessibility goals.
6. Documents and Downloadable Content
Our website may provide downloadable documents, publications, reports, images or other resources.
We aim to make these materials accessible where reasonably practicable.
Some older documents or third-party materials may not fully meet current accessibility standards. Where possible, we will work to improve accessibility or provide an alternative format upon request.
7. Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
We periodically review our website and may make improvements to:
- Website structure
- Navigation
- Content
- Forms
- Images and alternative text
- Color contrast
- Keyboard functionality
- Mobile usability
- Compatibility with assistive technologies
- Downloadable resources
As our website develops, we may introduce additional accessibility features and improvements.
8. Known Limitations
Despite our efforts, some parts of the website may not currently be fully accessible.
Potential limitations may include:
- Older content
- Third-party embedded content
- Certain downloadable documents
- Content supplied by external organizations
- Certain interactive components
- Technical limitations of third-party services
We are committed to identifying and addressing accessibility barriers as they become known.
9. Accessibility Feedback
We welcome feedback from visitors who experience accessibility barriers while using our website.
If you encounter a problem, please tell us:
- The page or URL where the problem occurred
- A description of the accessibility issue
- The device and browser you were using, if known
- The assistive technology you were using, if applicable
- Any alternative format or assistance you require
Your feedback will help us identify areas where improvements are needed.
10. Requesting Accessible Information
If you need information published on our website in an alternative or more accessible format, please contact us.
Where reasonably possible, we will consider requests for alternative formats or reasonable assistance.
Please allow sufficient time for us to review and respond to your request.
11. Contact Information
For accessibility questions, feedback or requests, please contact:
Wellbeing Impact Foundation
Email:
[email protected]
Phone / WhatsApp:
+880 1351-248819
Address:
Dream Castle, Green Model Town, Mugdha, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Website:
https://wellbeingimpactfoundation.com/
12. Changes to This Accessibility Statement
We may update this Accessibility Statement as our website, accessibility practices, technology or applicable requirements change.
When we make changes, we will update the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page.