ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

Read ORASTA's accessibility statement and learn about our commitment to making orasta.pro accessible and usable for people with disabilities.

Accessibility Statement

Effective Date: August 17, 2026
Last Updated: August 17, 2026

ORASTA is committed to making orasta.pro accessible and usable to as broad an audience as reasonably possible, including people with disabilities.

We recognize that accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time exercise.

Our Accessibility Commitment

We aim to improve accessibility by considering:

  • Clear navigation

  • Meaningful page headings

  • Readable typography

  • Adequate text/background contrast

  • Keyboard navigation

  • Descriptive link text

  • Alternative text for meaningful images

  • Accessible forms

  • Logical page structure

  • Compatibility with assistive technologies where reasonably practicable

The US Department of Justice's web-accessibility guidance identifies practices such as adequate color contrast, headings, keyboard navigation, accessible forms and alternative text as important considerations for accessible websites.

Accessibility Standards

ORASTA aims to work toward recognized accessibility best practices, including relevant Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) principles.

We do not claim that every page or feature is currently fully accessible in every circumstance.

Accessibility can be affected by:

  • Third-party plugins

  • Embedded content

  • Browser configuration

  • Operating systems

  • Assistive technologies

  • Newly added website features

Accessibility Feedback

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of our website, please contact us.

Email: abhijit@orasta.pro

Please include:

  • Page URL

  • Description of the problem

  • Type of accessibility difficulty

  • Your preferred method of communication

We will review accessibility concerns and consider reasonable improvements.

Ongoing Improvement

We intend to periodically review website content and functionality and make reasonable improvements where accessibility issues are identified.

Accessibility guidance also recommends providing a mechanism through which users can report accessibility problems.