Accessibility statement

A hearing clinic's website should be usable by the people it serves — including older visitors, screen-reader users, and anyone on a small phone. Accessibility is built into this site, not bolted on:

• Readable by default: large body text throughout, high-contrast colors meeting WCAG-AA, and headings in a logical order on every page.
• Keyboard friendly: everything reachable by keyboard, with clearly visible focus outlines.
• Motion-sensitive users respected: animations are disabled automatically when your device requests reduced motion.
• Screen-reader support: descriptive labels on interactive elements, ARIA roles on the carousel and the hearing test, and text alternatives for meaningful graphics.
• The online hearing check offers a no-headphones path, oversized buttons, and one instruction per screen.

Found a problem?

If any part of this site is hard for you to use, please tell us — it genuinely helps: letshearinfo@gmail.com or +91 70222 36768. We aim to fix reported accessibility issues quickly.