Our commitment
People looking up medicine information may be tired, anxious or using assistive technology. Accessibility is not an optional polish layer here; it is part of making the content usable.
Measures we take
- Semantic HTML landmarks and heading hierarchy
- Skip links to main content
- Colour contrast meeting AA minimums for text and controls
- Touch targets sized for mobile use
- Form labels associated with inputs
- Print stylesheets for articles and tools
- Respect for prefers-reduced-motion where animations exist
Known limitations
Third-party advertising iframes may not fully meet our standards because we do not control their markup. We set category restrictions and investigate reports. Older PDFs linked from official sources are maintained externally and may not be fully accessible.
Feedback
Report accessibility barriers via our contact page. Include the URL, what you tried to do, and the technology you use if relevant. We treat accessibility reports as priority fixes.
Ongoing accessibility improvements
We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA on public pages: semantic landmarks, keyboard access, visible focus, descriptive labels, and readable contrast. If you encounter a barrier, use the accessibility contact option and include the page URL and assistive technology if comfortable sharing. We treat accessibility reports as corrections to the reading experience, not as optional feedback.