Our approach
Xylint aims to make this website readable and operable across different devices and input methods. The interface uses semantic page structure, meaningful headings, labeled controls, and visible keyboard-focus states. Accessibility is part of ongoing implementation and review, not a claim of independent certification.
Scroll and motion
The website responds to the device’s reduced-motion preference. With reduced motion enabled, the homepage uses a linear reading layout and optional page movement is reduced. Essential text does not wait for the 3D sculpture to prepare, and there is no full-screen loading gate.
The normal homepage uses one stage per wheel gesture or swipe. Arrow and page keys are also available. New input can redirect motion without a timed cooldown. On secondary pages, touch scrolling remains native; the wheel uses a slower reading pace. The graphics pause control stops optional sculpture motion.
Keyboard and navigation
The skip link leads to main content. Primary navigation and the expanded menu use links and buttons; Escape closes the menu. Service tabs support arrow-key navigation and expose which service is selected. The homepage removes off-stage controls from the active focus order.
Forms have visible labels, required-field indicators, and field-specific errors. Validation moves focus to the first invalid field. Direct email and telephone links provide an alternative to the project form.
Graphics and device preferences
High, Medium, Low, and Automatic graphics choices let you control the sculpture’s rendering budget. The textual page and navigation remain available if the graphics cannot start. In short landscape viewports, the homepage uses a linear arrangement instead of compressing every stage into the screen.
Text can be selected and browser zoom can be used. Some third-party destinations, including client websites and social platforms, are outside Xylint’s control.
Report a barrier
Email [email protected] or call +91 8499083307 if an element is difficult to read, reach, understand, or operate. Tell us the page, the action you were trying to take, and what happened. Device, browser, or assistive-technology details are helpful only if you are comfortable sharing them.
We will use the report to understand the barrier and consider a correction or an alternative way to provide the information. Please do not include passwords or sensitive project records.