Keyboard navigation
Every menu, form field, and button on our core pages can be reached and operated using Tab, Shift+Tab, and Enter — no mouse required.
We want every job seeker and employer to be able to use Job Suraksha, regardless of ability or the technology they use to browse the web.
Job Suraksha connects candidates, employers and training partners, and that only works if the platform is usable by everyone who visits it. We build our pages with accessible, semantic HTML, keep our color choices readable, and test our core flows with a keyboard as part of how we work. Accessibility is an ongoing effort — if something on the site isn't working well for you, we want to hear about it.
Practical features baked into the site, not just a policy on a page.
Every menu, form field, and button on our core pages can be reached and operated using Tab, Shift+Tab, and Enter — no mouse required.
We use semantic headings, labelled form fields, and meaningful alt text so screen readers can describe our pages accurately.
Text and interactive elements are checked against their backgrounds so content stays legible for users with low vision or color-vision differences.
Layouts are built with relative units so text can be enlarged with your browser's zoom, or the on-page control below, without breaking the page.
Registration, applications, and search forms use associated labels, clear error messages, and logical tab order.
The header, footer, and breadcrumbs stay in the same place and work the same way across the site, so returning visitors always know where they are.
If you use assistive technology and run into a barrier anywhere on Job Suraksha, let our support team know the page and what happened — we'll look into it.
Verified jobs, training, and career services — built to work for every visitor.