A readable and navigable website
The design uses clear headings, restrained layouts and a text-based navigation system. A skip link allows keyboard users to move to the main content. Focus indicators identify interactive links and controls, and the mobile menu and questions use native expandable controls.
Reading and printing
You can use browser zoom and print functions. Long comparison tables have horizontal scrolling on small screens rather than shrinking all the text. The print layout removes most navigation and decorative sections so guides and checklists remain usable on paper.
No automatic media or diagnostic interactions
The preview does not rely on autoplay video, animation or a timed quiz. Reduced-motion preferences are respected in the theme. Checklists use labelled standard controls and do not require registration or an email address.
Testing and limitations
These are implementation features, not a claim that the site has passed an independent accessibility audit or fully conforms to a particular standard. Keyboard, screen-reader, zoom and mobile testing should continue before publication. External provider websites may have different accessibility features.
Reporting a barrier
The final website will need a working editorial contact route for accessibility reports and requests for an alternative format. That recipient has not yet been configured in this draft. The contact page identifies the current status. Please do not send medical details as part of a technical accessibility report.