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Perceivable
Information and interface elements should be presented in ways that people can perceive, including through text alternatives, clear visual hierarchy and adaptable layouts.
We believe creative opportunities should be discoverable, understandable and usable by as many people as possible.
IndCasting, a product of Ekagracit Technologies Private Limited, is committed to making its platform as accessible and inclusive as reasonably possible.
IndCasting connects performers, creators, production teams and industry professionals. That means accessibility is important at every stage — from discovering a casting call and exploring a profile to submitting information and communicating with other members.
Accessibility is an ongoing part of how we think about design, development and the experience of using IndCasting.
Our accessibility approach is informed by established web accessibility principles, including the four WCAG principles: perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.
Information and interface elements should be presented in ways that people can perceive, including through text alternatives, clear visual hierarchy and adaptable layouts.
Core actions should be usable through different input methods, including keyboard navigation, without requiring a specific type of interaction.
We aim to keep navigation, instructions, forms and content clear, consistent and predictable.
We work toward experiences that can interact reliably with modern browsers, devices and assistive technologies.
Accessibility is not one feature. People use websites in different ways, with different devices, settings and assistive technologies.
We aim to make important navigation, controls, forms and actions available without requiring a mouse.
We work toward meaningful headings, labels, link names and page structure so content can be interpreted by assistive technologies.
We consider typography, spacing, contrast and visual hierarchy to help users find and understand information.
IndCasting is designed to adapt across desktop, tablet and mobile screen sizes.
Buttons, links, forms and navigation should communicate their purpose clearly and behave consistently.
We aim to break information into clear sections and avoid unnecessary complexity when presenting important tasks.
Casting calls, talent profiles and other information on IndCasting can contain text, images and other forms of media. We aim to provide information in a clear structure and to avoid making colour, images or visual presentation the only way to understand important information.
Where appropriate, we work toward descriptive text, meaningful labels and alternatives for non-text content.
We also aim to keep written content clear and organised, with headings and sections that make longer information easier to scan and understand.
We pay particular attention to the journeys that are central to IndCasting — discovering opportunities, reviewing talent, creating profiles, completing forms and communicating with other users.
Our goal is to make these experiences clear and predictable, while reducing unnecessary barriers to completing important actions.
People may access IndCasting using screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser zoom, alternative input devices or other assistive technologies.
We aim to build using standard web technologies and meaningful semantic structures so that the platform can work with a broad range of browsers and assistive tools.
Accessibility can vary depending on the device, browser, operating system, assistive technology and specific feature being used.
We continue to review the IndCasting experience and look for opportunities to improve accessibility as the platform evolves.
We welcome feedback from people who use accessibility features, assistive technologies and alternative ways of interacting with the web. Real-world feedback helps us understand where the experience can be improved.
If you experience an accessibility barrier while using IndCasting, please let us know. Include the page or feature involved, what you were trying to do and, where possible, the device or assistive technology you were using.
Your feedback helps us identify barriers and improve the experience for everyone.