Accessibility statement

1. Commitment

Kainos aims to make editorial information usable across current browsers, keyboard navigation, zoom, and assistive technologies.

2. Structure

Pages use headings, landmarks, labels, descriptive links, and meaningful alternative text for editorial images.

3. Contrast and motion

The visual system uses dark text on light surfaces and restrained motion. Readers can use browser settings to enlarge text.

4. Forms

Contact fields have visible labels and required states. The success message appears after a valid submission.

5. Keyboard access

Interactive links and buttons are intended to be reachable with a keyboard. Focus should remain visible in standard browsers.

6. Mobile

The navigation changes for narrow screens and content columns stack. Testing across devices remains an ongoing editorial responsibility.

7. Limits

Third-party content may not meet the same standard. We cannot control external pages linked from Kainos.

8. Feedback

Report a barrier with the page address, device, browser, and a description through contact.php or +62 21 7891 0345.

9. Response

We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within 7 business days and review practical improvements during the next content cycle.

10. Review

This statement was reviewed on 5 October 2026 and will be revised when material interface changes occur.

Accessible structure also means that headings follow a meaningful order, links describe their destination, images explain relevant editorial content, and decorative elements do not compete with the reading path. When a form is used, an error should be stated in text rather than communicated by colour alone. Readers may encounter differences between browsers, operating systems, zoom levels, and assistive technologies, so feedback about a specific combination is useful for diagnosis.

Reports are logged with the minimum information needed to investigate and are not used for unrelated marketing. We aim to acknowledge a report within 7 business days, explain any practical workaround where available, and document a material fix in the next relevant release. Contact Kainos at Jl. Kebon Jeruk Raya No. 120, RT.005/RW.007, Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta Barat, DKI Jakarta 11530, Indonesia, or +62 21 7891 0345. This statement was reviewed on 5 October 2026.

The commitment covers the primary Kainos pages, article templates, navigation, forms, headings, link text, images, and responsive presentation available through current mainstream browsers. It is informed by practical accessibility principles including keyboard operation, readable contrast, semantic structure, text alternatives, and predictable focus. Availability can differ by browser, operating system, zoom level, screen reader, network, and user settings. Testing is therefore treated as an ongoing responsibility rather than a single certification event. The site does not ask readers to disclose a disability in order to use ordinary content.

Headings and landmarks are intended to provide a usable reading outline, while link labels identify their destination without requiring colour alone. Editorial images receive descriptive alternative text when they convey information; purely decorative treatment should not add noise to a screen reader. A table, list, or form label should preserve meaning when styles are disabled. If an article uses a visual explanation, the surrounding copy should communicate the main point in text. Third-party embeds may follow different conventions and are identified as external where practical.

Colour choices are reviewed against the site's light surfaces and dark footer or feature sections, with solid text rather than low-opacity text. Motion is restrained and should not be necessary to understand a page. Readers can use browser zoom, text scaling, reduced-motion preferences, or reader modes where supported. A contrast issue should include the affected URL and the text or control that was difficult to distinguish. This information helps the desk reproduce the issue without requesting unnecessary personal details.

Contact fields use visible labels, and the success message confirms a valid submission in text. If a submission fails, the user should receive an understandable explanation rather than a colour-only signal. Keyboard users should be able to move through links and buttons in a logical order, with focus remaining visible. On narrow screens, navigation and content columns are expected to stack without requiring horizontal scrolling for ordinary reading. A practical workaround may be supplied while a repeated issue is being investigated.

Accessibility feedback may be sent through contact.php or to Jl. Kebon Jeruk Raya No. 120, RT.005/RW.007, Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta Barat, DKI Jakarta 11530, Indonesia, phone +62 21 7891 0345. Kainos aims to acknowledge a report within 7 business days and review a practical improvement within the next content cycle, normally within 30 days. This statement was reviewed on 5 October 2026 and will be updated when a material interface or content change occurs.