Established in 2011, Qatar’s e-accessibility policy ensures that ICT (information and communication technology) products and services are accessible to everyone, particularly individuals with disabilities. It mandates features such as ramps, wheelchair-accessible heights, automatic door sensors, and braille-numbered keypads for public and many private websites. The policy defines eAccessibility as promoting the equal usability of products and services for specially-abled people in various sectors such as public services, education, and employment with the help of assistive technologies. It also encourages private ICT producers to offer accessible digital content. At Tech Prastish, we are committed to creating websites that are accessible to all users, regardless of visual, hearing, motor, or cognitive impairments. We ensure full compliance with W3C and WCAG accessibility standards, maximizing usability for a diverse audience.
