1. Our Commitment
Europe Digital aims to make its website and digital experiences accessible and usable for people with different abilities and assistive technologies.
We aim to design and maintain our website with accessibility in mind and to identify and address accessibility barriers as they are discovered.
Europe Digital uses accessibility practices informed by established web accessibility principles. Our development approach is informed by recognized web accessibility practices, including principles reflected in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
This statement does not claim that the website is fully accessible or that it conforms to a specific WCAG level.
2. Scope
This Accessibility Statement applies primarily to europedigisystems.com and to publicly available pages and interfaces operated by Europe Digital on the website.
Some third-party services, external websites, downloadable documents, or product interfaces may be outside the direct control of the website team.
Accessibility characteristics may vary for third-party content or services that Europe Digital does not directly control.
3. Accessibility Approach
Where applicable, the website is designed to support accessibility considerations such as:
- semantic HTML;
- logical heading hierarchy;
- keyboard accessibility;
- visible focus states;
- meaningful link labels;
- form labels and validation messages;
- sufficient text and background contrast;
- responsive layouts;
- alternative text where appropriate;
- accessible interactive controls; and
- screen-reader-friendly structure.
These points describe the design and development approach. They do not mean that every page is perfect or fully conformant.
4. Website Accessibility Features
The website architecture is intended to include the following accessibility features where applicable:
- semantic page structure;
- one primary heading (H1) per page;
- hierarchical headings;
- keyboard-accessible navigation;
- visible focus indicators;
- accessible buttons and links;
- accessible navigation controls;
- responsive layouts;
- form labels;
- validation messaging;
- ARIA attributes where appropriate;
- decorative icons marked appropriately;
- accessible tables where used; and
- readable content structure.
These features describe the intended implementation approach. They are not a claim of a specific accessibility standard level or screen-reader certification.
7. Visual Design and Readability
The design approach considers readable typography, sufficient contrast, responsive text, spacing, clear interactive states, and content hierarchy.
Where reasonably possible, essential information is not conveyed through color alone.
This statement does not claim that every color combination has been formally tested against WCAG, and it does not state a specific contrast ratio.
8. Forms and Interactive Controls
Forms are designed to provide associated labels, required-field indication where applicable, validation messages, clear error states, keyboard access, and understandable control names.
The website contact form provides required fields and validation feedback.
This statement does not claim that submitting the contact form currently delivers a message to Europe Digital.
9. Responsive and Mobile Accessibility
Europe Digital designs pages to work across different viewport sizes and devices. Responsive testing considers desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts.
Development quality checks currently consider the following viewport widths: 320px, 375px, 390px, 430px, 768px, 1024px, 1280px, 1440px, 1600px, and 1920px.
This review is part of ordinary website quality checking. It is not a formal accessibility certification or audit, and it does not mean that every assistive technology or device combination has been tested.
10. Alternative Text and Non-Text Content
Where images convey meaningful information, alternative text is used where appropriate. Decorative imagery is intended to be marked or implemented so that it does not unnecessarily interfere with assistive technologies.
Decorative icons may be hidden from assistive technology when they do not convey additional meaning.
This statement does not claim that every image on the website has been manually audited or that alternative-text coverage is complete.
11. Documents and Third-Party Content
Accessibility may vary for downloadable documents, third-party services, embedded services, external websites, payment interfaces, and other content outside Europe Digital's direct control.
This statement does not make accessibility claims about third-party services used in connection with the website.
If third-party content presents an accessibility barrier, you can report it to Europe Digital using the contact information in this statement.
12. Known Limitations
We continue to review the website for accessibility barriers. Some pages, content, documents, or third-party services may not yet provide an equivalent experience for every visitor or assistive technology.
The website changes over time. New content may introduce accessibility issues, third-party services may behave differently, and older or newly published content may require additional review.
13. Accessibility Feedback
If you experience an accessibility barrier while using the Europe Digital website, please contact us so that we can understand the issue and investigate it.
Contact:
Where possible, please include the page URL, a description of the accessibility problem, what you were trying to do, and assistive technology or browser information if relevant.
You do not need to provide sensitive personal information. Please do not send passwords, payment card details, authentication codes, or other sensitive information when reporting an accessibility issue.
14. Contact Information
The email address below can be used for accessibility-related feedback and legal questions.
- Address
Europe Digital
Building No. NO-52
TYPE A SECTOR 24
ROHINI
New Delhi
North Delhi
Delhi – 110085
India
15. Updates to This Statement
Europe Digital may update this statement when website functionality, accessibility practices, identified accessibility barriers, or legal or regulatory requirements change.
Last Updated: 24 September 2026.
The Last Updated date reflects when this statement was published or updated. It is not the date of an accessibility audit.