Accessibility and Website Help
Drs Choices aims to make its educational information usable across devices and input methods. The site provides keyboard navigation, a skip-to-content link, visible focus styles, text-based content and reduced-motion support. Testing is ongoing, and this statement does not claim an accessibility certification or full conformance with any standard.
By Navid Lalezari · Author
Reviewed by Navid Lalezari
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In this guide
Ways to navigate
Use the keyboard to move through links and controls. The site includes a skip-to-content link, visible focus styles, a mobile menu and article contents links. Comparison tables can scroll horizontally on smaller screens; focus the table region to use keyboard scrolling.
Reading and motion preferences
Use your browser’s zoom controls to enlarge content. Pages use semantic headings and text rather than placing essential explanations inside images. The site respects your device’s reduced-motion preference for page transitions and decorative movement.
Report a barrier
If a page or control is difficult to use, choose Accessibility assistance on the Contact form to request a response. The initial form does not collect a message or attachments. When the team responds, describe the page, the problem and the device or assistive technology you used, sharing only the details needed to reproduce the issue.
Current testing scope
Automated audits and checks at several screen widths are part of development. Those checks do not replace manual testing with assistive technologies or establish that every experience is accessible. This site does not claim an installed AI accessibility overlay, a seizure-prevention mode or compatibility with every screen reader.