Accessibility Statement
Last Updated: 2nd June, 2025
At Pulse Picks, we are committed to ensuring that our platform is inclusive and usable by all individuals, including those with disabilities. Our vision is to offer a seamless digital experience that reflects the diversity of our audience across Africa.
Our Commitment
We recognize the importance of digital accessibility and are actively working to make our website easier to navigate and interact with for everyone. As we grow, we are committed to continually improving the accessibility of our content, features, and services.
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What We’re Doing
We are:
Designing and developing our website with user inclusivity in mind
Prioritizing clear navigation and readability across devices
Actively identifying and addressing potential usability challenges
Exploring ways to accommodate assistive technologies and different user needs
Share Your Experience
If you encounter any difficulty using our website or have suggestions on how we can improve your experience, we would love to hear from you. Your feedback plays a vital role in helping us create a more accessible and user-friendly platform.
Contact us at: picks@pulse.ng
We appreciate your support as we continue working towards a more inclusive digital experience for all.