Accessibility Statement

Effective Date: 22 September 2026
Last Updated: 22 September 2026

At BrandRipple InfoTech (“BRIT”, “BrandRipple InfoTech”, “we”, “us”, “our”, or “the Company”), we believe that digital experiences should be designed to be accessible, understandable and usable by as many people as reasonably possible.

We are committed to continuously improving the accessibility, usability and inclusiveness of https://brandrippleinfotech.com/ (the “Website”) and to making reasonable efforts to ensure that visitors, customers, clients and other users can access our information, Services, Products and digital features regardless of the device or assistive technology they use.

This Accessibility Statement explains our approach to accessibility and provides a mechanism for users to report accessibility barriers or request assistance.

1. Our Commitment to Accessibility

BRIT aims to make its Website more accessible and usable for people with different:

• visual abilities;
• hearing abilities;
• mobility needs;
• cognitive abilities;
• learning needs;
• neurological characteristics; and
• other accessibility requirements.

We seek to incorporate accessibility considerations into Website design, content, navigation, forms, digital Products and other online experiences where reasonably practicable.

2. Accessibility as an Ongoing Process

Website accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time activity.

BRIT may periodically:

• review Website structure;
• improve navigation;
• improve keyboard accessibility;
• improve text readability;
• improve form usability;
• review alternative text;
• improve headings and content structure;
• address identified accessibility barriers;
• improve mobile usability; and
• implement appropriate accessibility improvements as the Website evolves.

Because the Website may be regularly updated, a particular page or feature may temporarily differ in accessibility from other portions of the Website.

3. Accessibility Standards and Best Practices

BRIT aims, where reasonably practicable, to follow recognized web-accessibility principles and standards when designing and improving the Website.

These may include principles associated with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and other relevant accessibility best practices.

The precise level of accessibility achieved may vary between pages, technologies, third-party components and content.

This Statement should not be interpreted as a representation that every part of the Website currently satisfies every accessibility criterion or has received independent accessibility certification.

4. Perceivable Content

BRIT aims to make Website content understandable and perceivable through different methods of access.

Where reasonably practicable, this may include:

• meaningful alternative text for appropriate images;
• clear headings;
• readable typography;
• sufficient content structure;
• descriptive links;
• accessible labels for forms;
• captions or text alternatives where appropriate; and
• information that is not dependent solely on visual presentation.

Decorative visual elements may be treated differently where they do not convey meaningful information.

5. Keyboard Accessibility

BRIT aims to support navigation and interaction using standard keyboard controls where technically practicable.

This may include important Website elements such as:

• menus;
• links;
• forms;
• buttons;
• checkout controls;
• account controls; and
• other interactive elements.

Third-party functionality or embedded technologies may not always provide the same level of keyboard accessibility.

6. Screen Reader and Assistive Technology Support

BRIT aims to make Website content compatible with commonly used assistive technologies where reasonably practicable.

This may include technologies such as:

• screen readers;
• magnification tools;
• keyboard navigation software;
• speech-recognition tools;
• browser accessibility features; and
• other assistive technologies.

Compatibility may vary depending on:

• device;
• operating system;
• browser;
• assistive technology;
• Website updates; and
• third-party components.

7. Clear Website Structure

BRIT aims to organize Website content using meaningful:

• headings;
• sections;
• navigation;
• labels;
• links;
• buttons; and
• content hierarchy.

This is intended to make information easier to understand and navigate.

8. Accessible Forms

Where practical, BRIT aims to provide forms with:

• clear labels;
• understandable instructions;
• identifiable fields;
• appropriate error information;
• logical navigation order; and
• accessible controls.

This may include:

• contact forms;
• enquiry forms;
• account registration;
• checkout;
• customer-support forms;
• grievance forms; and
• other online forms.

9. Accessibility of Online Shopping

Where BRIT’s e-commerce functionality is available, we aim to make the online shopping experience as accessible as reasonably practicable.

This may include accessibility considerations for:

• Product browsing;
• Product information;
• pricing information;
• shopping cart;
• checkout;
• payment interface;
• order confirmation;
• account access; and
• Digital Product downloads.

Because some payment and other e-commerce functions may be operated by third-party providers, accessibility may also depend upon those providers.

10. Digital Product Accessibility

Where BRIT sells or provides Digital Products, accessibility may depend upon the specific file format and technology used.

Digital Products may include:

• documents;
• templates;
• presentations;
• graphics;
• PDFs;
• downloadable files;
• guides;
• resources; and
• other electronic materials.

BRIT will make reasonable efforts to improve accessibility where practical, but not every historical, third-party or highly visual Digital Product may be fully accessible to every user.

Where an accessible alternative is reasonably available, users may contact BRIT to request assistance.

11. Video and Audio Content

Where BRIT publishes video or audio content, we may seek to provide accessibility features such as:

• captions;
• transcripts;
• text descriptions; or
• other reasonable alternatives,

where practical and appropriate to the content.

Availability may vary depending on the source, platform and nature of the media.

12. Images and Alternative Text

Where an image conveys meaningful information, BRIT aims to provide an appropriate text alternative where reasonably practicable.

Images that are purely decorative may not require a descriptive alternative.

Product images, portfolio images and creative visual examples may sometimes serve primarily illustrative or aesthetic purposes.

13. Color and Visual Presentation

BRIT aims to avoid relying solely on color to communicate important information.

Where reasonably practicable, important information should also be conveyed through:

• text;
• labels;
• icons;
• structure;
• positioning; or
• other identifiable indicators.

Actual color rendering may vary depending on the user’s device, display settings and accessibility configuration.

14. Responsive and Mobile Accessibility

BRIT aims to make the Website usable across different screen sizes and device types, including:

• desktop computers;
• laptops;
• tablets;
• smartphones; and
• other supported devices.

The Website may be accessed through different browsers, operating systems and display configurations.

15. Text Size and Readability

Users may be able to use their browser, operating system or device settings to:

• enlarge text;
• zoom pages;
• increase contrast;
• change display settings; or
• use assistive technologies.

BRIT aims to structure Website content so that reasonable text resizing and zooming can be used without unnecessarily preventing access to important information.

16. Language and Plain Communication

BRIT aims to communicate important Website information in a clear and understandable manner.

However, certain technical, legal, commercial or Product-specific information may necessarily use specialized terminology.

Where practical, BRIT may improve content clarity by using:

• headings;
• short sections;
• descriptive labels;
• clear instructions; and
• understandable language.

17. Accessibility of Customer Support

Users who experience difficulty accessing any Website content or digital feature may contact BRIT for assistance.

Where reasonably practicable, BRIT may:

• provide information through an alternative communication method;
• assist with access to relevant information;
• provide clarification;
• identify an alternative method of completing a transaction; or
• investigate an accessibility issue.

The availability of a particular alternative may depend on the nature of the content or third-party technology involved.

18. Reporting an Accessibility Barrier

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the BRIT Website, we encourage you to notify us.

You may report:

• inaccessible pages;
• difficult-to-use forms;
• missing alternative text;
• keyboard-navigation problems;
• screen-reader issues;
• inaccessible downloadable documents;
• difficult checkout experiences;
• inaccessible Digital Product access;
• visual or readability concerns;
• audio/video accessibility concerns; or
• other accessibility barriers.

19. Accessibility Feedback

When reporting an accessibility issue, please provide:

• your name, where you are comfortable providing it;
• contact information;
• the page or feature concerned;
• a description of the accessibility barrier;
• the device and browser being used, where known;
• the assistive technology being used, where applicable; and
• any other information that may help us reproduce or understand the issue.

Providing detailed information can help BRIT investigate the issue more effectively.

20. Accessibility Assistance Contact

Accessibility concerns and requests may be submitted through the official BRIT contact channels.

Accessibility Contact:
brandrippleinfotech@gmail.com

Phone:
+91 9486 241993

Website:
https://brandrippleinfotech.com/

BrandRipple InfoTech
Puducherry, India

Please refer to the latest Contact or Legal section of the Website for current official contact details.

21. Alternative Access

Where reasonably practicable, BRIT may attempt to provide an alternative way of obtaining information or completing a process when a Website feature presents an accessibility barrier.

Examples may include:

• providing information through email;
• assisting with an enquiry manually;
• providing accessible text information;
• assisting with a Product-access issue; or
• providing an alternative communication method.

The availability of a particular alternative will depend on the circumstances.

22. Third-Party Content

Some Website features may rely upon third-party services or technologies.

These may include:

• payment gateways;
• social-media embeds;
• analytics;
• maps;
• video platforms;
• chat tools;
• customer-support systems;
• e-commerce systems;
• AI services;
• external forms;
• plugins; and
• other third-party technologies.

BRIT does not control the accessibility features or limitations of independent third-party services.

Where a third-party component creates an accessibility barrier, BRIT may investigate available alternatives where reasonably practicable.

23. Third-Party Digital Products and Resources

Where BRIT links to, embeds or provides access to third-party resources, those resources may have their own accessibility limitations.

BRIT is not responsible for the accessibility of independently operated third-party Websites, applications, software or services.

24. PDF and Downloadable Documents

Where BRIT provides downloadable documents, we aim to improve their accessibility where reasonably practicable.

Accessibility may vary depending on:

• document format;
• document age;
• source material;
• third-party content;
• design complexity;
• software used to create the document; and
• technical limitations.

Users who encounter difficulty with a downloadable document may contact BRIT for assistance.

25. Accessibility of Highly Visual Creative Work

Because BRIT is a branding and creative services company, some Website and Product content may be intentionally visual.

Examples may include:

• branding presentations;
• graphic design;
• portfolio images;
• visual identity systems;
• artwork;
• mock-ups;
• design templates;
• illustrations; and
• other highly visual creative materials.

Certain visual elements may not have a complete text equivalent because their primary purpose is visual or aesthetic.

BRIT will nevertheless seek to provide meaningful descriptions or alternative information where reasonably practicable and appropriate.

26. Accessibility and Online Payments

Payment processing may involve independent third-party payment interfaces.

BRIT aims to provide an accessible path to the checkout process, but the accessibility of the payment interface itself may depend on the selected payment provider.

Where a customer experiences an accessibility barrier during payment, they may contact BRIT for reasonable assistance.

27. Accessibility and Customer Accounts

Where BRIT provides customer accounts, we aim to make account-related functions reasonably accessible.

These may include:

• registration;
• login;
• password-related functions;
• Order history;
• Digital Product access;
• download access; and
• account information.

Third-party account or authentication components may affect accessibility.

28. Accessibility and Digital Downloads

Where a customer encounters an accessibility-related problem accessing a purchased Digital Product, BRIT may provide reasonable assistance in accordance with the Product’s technical format and applicable terms.

Accessibility assistance does not automatically modify the intellectual-property rights or license applicable to the Product.

29. Continuous Improvement

BRIT may periodically review accessibility feedback and use it to improve:

• Website design;
• content;
• navigation;
• forms;
• e-commerce functionality;
• Digital Product delivery;
• documentation; and
• other online experiences.

Accessibility improvements may be implemented gradually as the Website evolves.

30. Known Accessibility Limitations

Because the Website may contain third-party technology, legacy material, complex creative content and frequently updated features, some accessibility limitations may exist.

Known or newly identified limitations may include:

• third-party interface limitations;
• older downloadable documents;
• highly visual content;
• embedded third-party components;
• software-dependent Digital Products;
• dynamically generated content; or
• temporary issues introduced during Website updates.

BRIT will seek to address significant issues where reasonably practicable.

31. Accessibility Feedback Does Not Guarantee Immediate Modification

Reporting an accessibility issue does not necessarily mean that the affected content or feature will be modified immediately.

BRIT may assess:

• severity;
• frequency;
• technical feasibility;
• third-party dependencies;
• security implications;
• business requirements; and
• available alternatives.

Appropriate action may then be determined based on the circumstances.

32. Accessibility and Privacy

Information provided through an accessibility request or support communication may contain personal information.

Such information will be handled in accordance with BRIT’s Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Users should provide only the information reasonably necessary to address the accessibility issue.

33. Accessibility and Security

Accessibility improvements must also be balanced with Website security.

Certain security controls, authentication mechanisms or anti-fraud measures may affect how a particular feature can be accessed.

BRIT aims to provide appropriate accessibility without unnecessarily weakening security.

34. Accessibility and Legal Compliance

BRIT seeks to improve Website accessibility in accordance with applicable legal requirements and recognized accessibility principles relevant to its operations.

Where a mandatory legal requirement applies to a particular service, Product or Website feature, BRIT will take the steps required under the applicable law.

35. No Certification Claim

Unless BRIT expressly publishes a current and independently verifiable accessibility certification, this Statement should not be interpreted as a certification or representation that the Website has been independently certified as compliant with any specific accessibility standard.

36. Changes to the Accessibility Statement

BRIT reserves the right to modify, amend, revise, replace, update, supplement or otherwise change this Accessibility Statement from time to time, subject to applicable law.

Changes may occur because of:

• Website improvements;
• new technologies;
• new e-commerce features;
• new Digital Products;
• accessibility reviews;
• changes in third-party services;
• changes in applicable law;
• changes in accessibility standards; or
• other legitimate operational or technical reasons.

The latest version will be published on the Website together with the applicable “Last Updated” date.

37. Acceptance of Updated Accessibility Statement

By continuing to access or use the Website after an updated version of this Accessibility Statement is published, you acknowledge the updated Statement to the extent applicable and legally permissible.

This applies regardless of whether the Website is accessed through:

• desktop;
• laptop;
• mobile phone;
• tablet;
• browser;
• application;
• direct URL;
• search engine;
• email;
• social media;
• advertisement; or
• any other current or future device or access method.

Where applicable law requires a specific notice, consent or other legal mechanism, that requirement will prevail.

38. Relationship with Other BRIT Policies

This Accessibility Statement should be read together with:

• Terms & Conditions;
• Privacy Policy;
• Refund, Cancellation & Digital Product Delivery Policy;
• Digital Product License & Usage Policy;
• Cookie Policy;
• Website Disclaimer;
• Intellectual Property & Copyright Policy; and
• Grievance Redressal Policy.

39. Contact BrandRipple InfoTech

For accessibility questions, assistance or feedback, please contact:

BrandRipple InfoTech

Accessibility Contact:
brandrippleinfotech@gmail.com

Phone:
+91 9486 241993

Website:
https://brandrippleinfotech.com/

Please refer to the latest official Contact or Legal section of the Website for current information.

40. Final Accessibility Acknowledgement

By accessing or using the BRIT Website, you acknowledge that:

1. BRIT is committed to continuously improving Website accessibility and usability;
2. accessibility may vary across devices, browsers, assistive technologies and third-party services;
3. BRIT does not represent that every Website page, feature, document or Digital Product is fully accessible to every person;
4. users may report accessibility barriers and request reasonable assistance;
5. BRIT may use third-party technologies whose accessibility is outside BRIT’s complete control;
6. BRIT may improve or modify accessibility features from time to time;
7. this Accessibility Statement may be updated from time to time; and
8. continued use after an update constitutes acknowledgement of the revised Statement to the extent permitted by applicable law.

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