A high-motion industrial experience must still remain usable.

Accessibility is part of the Foundation system.

REDOXY aims to make public information and requirement routes usable by people with diverse vision, hearing, motor and cognitive needs. Accessibility is reviewed as the site, media and authenticated tools evolve.

The current interface includes practical alternatives.

Silent decorative or illustrative process media is not a substitute for the written capability description. For project-critical information, request a controlled document or direct explanation from REDOXY.

• Keyboard-operable navigation, dialogs, family selectors, treatment routes and requirement controls with visible focus.
• A reduced-motion and Essential experience that avoids unnecessary video requests and settles animated identity elements into a stable state.
• Responsive layouts and minimum touch targets intended to remain usable across mobile, tablet and wide screens.
• Semantic headings, landmark labels, accessible control names, text alternatives for meaningful identity assets and poster fallbacks for illustrative media.
• Color and type rules intended to preserve readable contrast within the approved REDOXY Foundation palette.

Complex and external content may have limits.

Some protected dashboards, technical attachments, third-party documents and external services may have accessibility limitations outside the public Foundation interface. Older controlled records may not yet have a fully accessible alternative format.

REDOXY does not claim formal WCAG certification. It tests representative browser and device combinations and prioritizes barriers that block access to information, authentication or a requirement route.

Tell REDOXY what you were trying to do.

Email info@redoxyksa.com with “Accessibility request” in the subject. Include the page address, the action or content you needed, the device or assistive technology if relevant, and your preferred contact method. Do not include a password or one-time code.

REDOXY will review the issue and, where reasonably possible, provide the information through an alternative format or assisted route while the interface is corrected.

The statement follows the product, not a one-time launch.

REDOXY reviews accessibility when major public routes, navigation, media, forms or policy functions change. The effective date above identifies the current public statement.