Trust and policy centre
We aim to make the KSA website practical to use across languages, devices and common assistive technologies.
Current website practices
The custom KSA website is built with semantic headings, labelled navigation, visible focus behaviour, keyboard-operable links and buttons, labelled form controls, responsive layouts, text alternatives for meaningful images and a skip link supplied by WordPress.
English and Arabic
The same content paths are provided in English and Arabic. Layout rules support right-to-left Arabic using logical spacing and direction-aware components rather than a separate reduced experience.
Platform and organiser content
Dryfta publishes separate §508 accessibility information for its event tools. An event organiser also controls uploaded documents, colours, images, videos, page copy and third-party embeds, so each project should include an accessibility review of organiser-supplied content.
Known limits and continuous improvement
This statement does not claim a particular conformance certification. Third-party plugins, external services and newly added content can introduce barriers. We will review reported issues and prioritise practical fixes.
Report an accessibility barrier
Send the page address, the task you were trying to complete, your browser or assistive technology where helpful, and a description of the problem to email@dryfta.com.
Need a point clarified?
Contact the Dryfta Software Company team in Riyadh and we will route your question to the right person.