Target level
WCAG 2.1 AA; contrast, keyboard access and semantics built to that target.
Medical-tourism agency service
Accessibility Statement
We develop this site targeting WCAG 2.1 level AA. Keyboard access, visible focus, colour contrast, meaningful heading order and reduced-motion support are implemented. Known limitations are listed below.
Accessibility is continuous work rather than a one-off task. If you meet a barrier, tell us and we will assess and fix it.
Measures applied
The page structure uses meaningful HTML5 landmarks; every section has an accessible name and heading levels are never skipped. Each page carries exactly one H1.
All interactive elements are keyboard operable and carry a visible focus ring. Menu toggling, accordions and forms can be driven entirely from the keyboard.
Concrete implementations
- At least 4.5:1 contrast for body text, 3:1 for large text and interface boundaries
- A 2px visible focus ring on every interactive element
- Touch targets of at least 48×48 pixels
- Meaningful alternative text on images; empty alt on decorative ones
- Bound labels, error messaging and live status announcements on form fields
- A "skip to content" link
- prefers-reduced-motion support: all animation stops
Known limitations
Some page images have not yet reached their final form. Although their alternative text is written against page content, that text will be reviewed when the imagery is replaced.
Some pages in the English version are in the process of rewriting; on those pages heading structure and content depth are not yet equal to the Turkish version.
Feedback and assessment
If you encounter an accessibility barrier you can report it through our contact channels. Reports are assessed within five working days.
Our assessment method: automated audit tools, a keyboard-only navigation pass, a screen-reader pass and a readability check at 200 per cent zoom.
Motion control
If reduced motion is enabled in your system, all animation stops.
Open limitations
Incomplete areas are listed rather than hidden.
Working sequence
How we move, step by step
- 01Automated audit
Accessibility audit tools run before every release.
- 02Keyboard pass
The page is navigated end to end using only the keyboard.
- 03Screen reader
Heading order and landmark structure checked with a screen reader.
- 04Zoom
Readability tested at 200 per cent zoom and 320 pixel width.
- 05Feedback
Reported barriers assessed within five working days.
Frequently asked questions
What institutions ask most about this
Which standard do you target?
WCAG 2.1 level AA. Contrast, keyboard access, semantic structure and motion control are implemented against that target.
Have you tested with a screen reader?
Yes, heading order and landmark structure are checked with a screen reader. A comprehensive independent audit has not yet been carried out.
Can I turn animations off?
Enable reduced motion in your operating system. The site detects that preference and stops all animation.
I found an accessibility problem — what should I do?
Report it through the contact form or by email. Reports are assessed within five working days and a remediation timeline is shared.
Is the site fully keyboard usable?
Menus, accordions, forms and all links are keyboard operable, and the focus ring is visible on every element.
When was this statement updated?
This statement is updated when the site structure changes, and the known-limitations section is reviewed after every release.
Next step
Encountered an accessibility barrier?
Tell us and we will assess it within five working days and share a remediation plan.
Effective date: 22 August 2026 · This page states the current version.