1. Our approach
The site should be designed and tested for keyboard operation, visible focus, meaningful headings, accessible form labels, sufficient color contrast, responsive layouts, text alternatives for meaningful images and support for reduced motion.
Where feasible, use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a design and testing reference. Do not claim full conformance without an assessment.
2. Known limitations
Some third-party content, documents, videos or legacy pages may not yet be fully accessible. Identify verified known issues here and provide an accessible alternative where possible.
3. Feedback and assistance
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contact MedOrbits through the Contact page. Include the page URL, the issue encountered and, if you wish, the device or assistive technology used. Avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information.
4. Ongoing improvements
Accessibility should be reviewed during design, development and content updates. Add the actual review date, responsible contact and any formal conformance status only after verification.
Questions or concerns?
Contact MedOrbits through the official contact page so your query can be directed to the appropriate team.
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