Accessibility at ART Computer
Accessibility.
Our Commitment.
At ART Computer, we are dedicated to ensuring a seamless and inclusive experience for all users. This commitment extends across both our physical stores and our digital platforms. We believe in creating an environment that caters to the diverse needs of individuals, including those with disabilities and the elderly.
Apple & Accessibility
As part of our firm commitment to accessibility, we are proud to partner with Apple, a company globally recognised for setting industry standards in inclusivity. Apple demonstrates its relentless commitment to making technology accessible to all by seamlessly integrating accessibility features into its innovative products and services. Apple consistently goes above and beyond to empower users of all abilities. By aligning ourselves with Apple and offering their products, we are actively contributing to a more accessible and inclusive digital landscape for our customers. Together, we are committed to a future where technology knows no barriers.
Accessibility
Categories
Vision
With features such as VoiceOver, Braille and HoverText, students and teachers are empowered to learn cognitive features.
Hearing
With features such as FaceTime and Live Listen, students who are deaf or heard of hearing can do their best work.
Mobility
With features such as VoiceControl, AssistiveTouch and Switch Control, Apple devices empower people with physical limitations to be creative and productive.
Cognitive
With features such as Speak Screen, Dictation and Safari Reader, students with diverse learning styles are able to learn in a way that works for them.
Products designed with features
to empower students of all abilities.
Every student has the right to access education. Apple devices come with a range of built-in accessibility features. So right out of the box, all learners and educators can learn and create in ways that work best for them.
Apple products allow students and teachers to explore new possibilities with built-in vision, mobility, hearing and cognitive features.
Apple devices are the best for accessibility. Apple’s approach to accessibility is different from many other companies. Accessibility is part of the hardware, software and operating system design process so it’s an integral element of the user experience.
The breadth and depth of accessibility features have been built to address a wide array of special needs and help students who experience challenges with vision, hearing, motor skills, and learning and literacy.
Physical Store Accessibility
At ART Computer, we are deeply committed to ensuring that our physical stores provide an inclusive and accessible environment for everyone. Our dedication to accessibility extends beyond the digital realm to the physical spaces where our customers engage with us.
Wheelchair Access.
All our stores are designed to be wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available.
Personal Assistance.
Our staff is ready to provide personal assistance to individuals with reduced mobility or special needs.
Inclusive Store Layout.
Our store layouts are thoughtfully planned to accommodate a variety of needs. Clear pathways, spacious aisles, and strategically placed displays contribute to a welcoming environment for all customers. We prioritize creating a space where everyone can explore and interact with our products comfortably.
Accessibility Workshops and Demos.
We regularly offer informative workshops within our stores. These workshops focus on showcasing the incredible possibilities that Apple products, brings for accessibility. By attending these sessions, customers can learn how to maximize the potential of their devices and tailor them to their individual needs.
Our commitment to accessibility doesn't end with our current measures. We continually assess and enhance our physical store accessibility initiatives and provide all of our customers with the best possible experience. At ART Computer, we believe that every customer should have equal access to technology and a positive shopping experience.
Digital Accessibility
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
All accessibility improvements on our website adhere to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) at level 2.1 AA, as defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). This ensures that our digital presence is accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities or disabilities.
Standards We Comply With. We proudly comply with a variety of standards to enhance digital accessibility, including but not limited to...
Images.
Providing alternative text for images to assist users with visual impairments.
Headers and Page Titles.
Clear and meaningful headers and page titles
for better navigation.
Links and Attachments.
Ensuring links and attachments are easily identifiable.
Lists and Data Tables.
Proper inclusion and structuring of lists and data tables for clarity.
Language Changes and Citations.
Identifying language changes and citations for improved understanding.
If you encounter any difficulties accessing content on our website,
please don't hesitate to contact us. Your feedback is crucial in
helping us continuously enhance our accessibility features.