Access for more people

The website is designed around semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus, readable contrast, responsive layouts, descriptive labels and support for common assistive technologies. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing quality discipline.

Core navigation and content should be available without a mouse. Text can be enlarged using browser controls, layouts adapt to smaller screens, and meaningful interface elements are labeled for assistive technology.

Meaningful images are paired with text or alternative descriptions where appropriate. When downloadable documents are added, they should be structured for reading order, navigation and text extraction.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email accessibility@dnatechgroup.com with the page address, the issue and the technology or browser you were using. Alternative access to the same information will be arranged where practical while the issue is reviewed.

New pages and major changes are reviewed for keyboard use, focus behavior, responsive reading and content structure. Feedback helps prioritize improvements that automated checks may not identify.