Skip links, visible focus, accessible mobile navigation, Escape handling and logical focus movement support keyboard use.
A clearer Orvix experience for more people.
We are hardening the public website and authenticated platform around WCAG 2.2 Level AA principles, bilingual readability and practical keyboard and assistive-technology support. This page describes the target and the current support route; it is not a third-party certification.

Accessibility is applied to the commercial website, authentication screens and the authenticated portals.
The implementation focuses on perceivable content, predictable keyboard interaction, clear focus, accessible forms, stable layouts, reduced motion and Arabic readability.
Important fields use accessible names, required-state information, validation focus and live status or error announcements.
Both LTR and RTL layouts use improved line height, logical spacing, stable technical tokens and contextual Arabic terminology.
The interface respects reduced-motion, increased-contrast and forced-color preferences where supported by the browser.
Stable and responsive pages reduce barriers for users on slower devices and networks.
Orvix V71 adds intrinsic image dimensions, responsive WebP images, priority loading for the primary visual, lazy loading below the fold, consolidated portal assets, static compression and safer cache rules.
Need another format or assistance?
Contact support with the page, task, device, browser and the barrier you encountered. We will review the request and provide a practical response or alternative route.
Contact OrvixAccessibility requires both automated checks and real task-based testing.
V71 includes static and rendered-page checks, but production conformance still depends on deployed content, third-party checkout behavior, customer-entered content and testing with representative assistive technologies and users. Orvix does not claim independent certification at this stage.