Keyboard access
Links, buttons, menu controls, and form fields are designed to work without a mouse. The main menu closes with Escape and returns focus to the control that opened it.
Accessibility
Built to be usable, not merely viewable.
NurseBuiltAI is working toward a website people can navigate, read, understand, and use in different ways. Accessibility is part of how we design the work—not a final check at the end.
Our target
A clear standard, applied to everyday use.
Our target is conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. That target guides decisions about structure, contrast, interaction, content, and testing across this site.
Conformance is an ongoing practice, not a claim that every experience is perfect for every person or technology. We will keep reviewing the site as content, integrations, and standards change.
WCAG
2.2 AA
2.2 AA
Target level
We use this benchmark to shape design and development, then pair it with practical testing and feedback from people using the site.
Supported interaction
More than one way through.
Visible focus
Interactive elements receive a clear focus indicator so keyboard users can see where they are before taking an action.
Reduced motion
When a device requests reduced motion, entry movement and menu transitions are removed or made near-instant. No essential information depends on animation.
Zoom and reflow
Content is built to reflow into one column and avoid horizontal scrolling at narrow widths or increased text size, down to a 320-pixel viewport.
Structure and meaning
Pages use one clear main heading, logical heading order, landmarks, descriptive links, lists, and native controls so structure remains understandable.
Labelled forms
Form fields keep visible labels and relevant instructions. Status messages are announced without moving focus unexpectedly, and prototype states say when nothing was sent.
Useful image text
Informative images receive concise descriptions based on what the image actually shows. Decorative marks use empty alternative text so they do not add noise.
Readable presentation
Text and interface colors are chosen for AA contrast, body copy uses a restrained line length, and meaning is not communicated by color alone.
Known limitations
What is still in progress.
- 01The feedback form is a prototype.
The draft form below checks required fields but does not send information through the website. Email and the Contact page remain available feedback routes.
- 02Third-party services are not connected yet.
Scheduling, newsletter, and resource-delivery services will need their own accessibility review when the final providers and embeds are configured.
- 03Review continues as the site changes.
New pages, documents, videos, and integrations can introduce barriers. WCAG 2.2 AA is our target, not a certification or a promise that no issue will ever occur.
Accessibility feedback
Tell us where the experience breaks down.
If something is difficult to find, read, hear, understand, or operate, please tell us. Include the page or feature, what happened, and what would help. You do not need to share a disability or diagnosis.
Draft an accessibility report
This is a non-submitting prototype. Checking the draft does not send your information. With JavaScript unavailable, the form may open your email application so you can decide whether to send it.
Update date
To be confirmed before launch