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Accessibility Statement
Flashyminds is committed to making its website accessible and usable for as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies.
- Effective date
- 28 July 2026
- Last updated
- 28 July 2026
- Version
- 1.0
Flashyminds is committed to making its website accessible and usable for as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies.
We aim to design, develop and maintain the Flashyminds website in line with recognised accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA, where reasonably practical.
Our Accessibility Approach
When designing and maintaining the Flashyminds website, we aim to consider areas such as:
- Clear and logical page structure
- Meaningful heading hierarchy
- Keyboard navigation
- Visible keyboard focus indicators
- Readable text and spacing
- Sufficient colour contrast
- Descriptive links
- Alternative text for meaningful images
- Labels and instructions for forms
- Clear form validation and error messages
- Responsive layouts
- Screen reader compatibility
- Reduced motion preferences
- Captions or alternatives for important video content
- Accessible menus, buttons, accordions and interactive elements
Accessibility is considered as part of the ongoing design, development and content-management process.
Current Accessibility Status
Flashyminds aims to follow WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
However, we do not currently claim that every page, component, document or third-party integration is fully compliant or formally certified.
Some areas may not yet provide an ideal accessible experience, particularly where content or functionality depends on:
- Third-party platforms
- Embedded videos
- Maps
- Scheduling tools
- External forms
- Review widgets
- Social media embeds
- Legacy content
- Downloadable documents
- Features that are still being reviewed or improved
Third-party services may have accessibility limitations that are outside the direct control of Flashyminds.
Ongoing Improvements
We may continue to improve the website by:
- Reviewing keyboard navigation
- Testing forms and interactive elements
- Improving colour contrast
- Adding or correcting image alternative text
- Reviewing heading structure
- Improving screen reader support
- Reducing unnecessary animation
- Reviewing mobile accessibility
- Correcting issues identified through testing or user feedback
Website changes, new content and third-party integrations may occasionally introduce accessibility issues. We aim to review and address reported problems within a reasonable period.
Requesting Assistance
If you have difficulty accessing information or using a feature on the Flashyminds website, you may contact us for assistance.
Where reasonably possible, we may provide:
- Information in an alternative format
- Help accessing a page or resource
- Clarification of website content
- Assistance with submitting an enquiry
- An alternative communication method
Reporting an Accessibility Issue
To report an accessibility problem, email:
enquiry@flashyminds.com
Please include:
- The page or URL involved
- A description of the problem
- The device and browser used, where relevant
- The assistive technology used, where relevant
- The information or action you were trying to access
- Your preferred contact method
Please do not include passwords, payment details, identity documents or other sensitive personal information.
Response to Accessibility Feedback
Flashyminds will review accessibility feedback and may:
- Request additional information
- Investigate the relevant page or component
- Provide an available alternative
- Correct the issue where reasonably practical
- Include the issue in future accessibility improvements
The time required to resolve an issue may depend on its complexity, the technology involved and whether a third-party provider controls the affected feature.
Client Projects
Flashyminds also designs and develops websites, applications and digital products for clients.
The accessibility level, testing requirements and compliance responsibilities for a client project depend on:
- The agreed scope
- Applicable laws
- Client requirements
- Content supplied by the client
- Third-party tools
- Ongoing maintenance
- Accessibility testing included in the project
Accessibility compliance or certification is not automatically included in every client engagement unless expressly stated in the applicable proposal or statement of work.
Clients remain responsible for obtaining legal advice regarding accessibility requirements that apply to their business, industry and location.
Contact Flashyminds
Flashyminds
India based digital marketing and technology agency
Operating remotely
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Email: enquiry@flashyminds.com
Website: flashyminds.com
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