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Accessibility

Technology should be usable by more people.

Healthelence Tech is committed to providing an accessible and usable public website and to improving accessibility as content and functionality evolve.

Statement date: 4 September 2026

Our target

This website package is designed to target the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. Accessibility is an ongoing practice rather than a one-time badge, and actual conformance depends on final content, plugins, media, third-party services, administrator changes, and deployment configuration.

Measures included in the website

  • Semantic page regions and logical heading structures.
  • A skip link and keyboard-operable navigation.
  • Visible keyboard focus and sufficiently large interactive controls.
  • High-contrast text and controls in the supplied design system.
  • Persistent form labels, instructions, validation messages, and error summaries.
  • Responsive reflow for common mobile and zoomed layouts.
  • Reduced-motion support for visitors who request it.
  • No autoplaying audio or video in the supplied package.
  • Text alternatives for meaningful supplied visuals and decorative treatment for nonessential imagery.
  • Forms that do not rely on color alone to communicate errors.

Content responsibilities

Website editors should preserve heading order, write descriptive link text, provide appropriate alternative text, caption media, avoid text embedded only in images, maintain sufficient color contrast, and test new plugins or embeds before publication.

Third-party content

Some external services or linked websites may not be controlled by Healthelence Tech. We aim to select and configure third-party technology responsibly, but their accessibility may vary.

Feedback and assistance

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, describe the page, task, assistive technology or browser used, and the problem encountered. Contact Use the contact form or use the Contact page. Please do not include sensitive information.

We will review feedback and work toward a reasonable response or alternative access method based on the issue and available information.

Assessment and review

Before public launch and after material changes, the site should be tested with keyboard navigation, automated accessibility tools, responsive zoom and reflow, and representative screen-reader checks. A qualified independent audit is recommended for formal conformance claims.