Accessibility is part of product quality.
Public product information should remain readable, navigable, and understandable across assistive technology, zoom, reduced-motion, and narrow-screen use.
Last reviewed: August 4, 2026.
Accessibility approach
TAHAI Web Services aims to make its public sites usable with keyboard navigation, screen readers, zoom, high-contrast settings, reduced-motion preferences, and common mobile and desktop browsers. Public pages use semantic landmarks, skip links, visible focus treatment, responsive layouts, descriptive link text, and text alternatives for meaningful images.
Supported behavior
- Keyboard access to navigation, links, buttons, and disclosures.
- Visible focus indicators and skip navigation.
- Reduced-motion behavior that removes decorative video and reveal animation.
- Responsive reflow for narrow screens and browser zoom.
- Readable system-font stacks without required remote font downloads.
- Plain HTML content that remains understandable when decorative JavaScript is unavailable.
Known limitations
Some third-party application surfaces and linked services maintain their own accessibility posture. Decorative video and imagery may be unavailable under data-saving, reduced-motion, or restrictive browser settings without affecting core content.
Report a barrier
Email tahai.portal@gmail.com with the page address, the task you were trying to complete, your browser or assistive technology when known, and a description of the barrier. Accessibility reports are treated as product-quality issues.