Accessibility
This site is built to WCAG 2.1 AA. Here is what that means in practice, and what is still outstanding.
What is in place
Text contrast of at least 4.5:1 everywhere, checked automatically on every build. Body text at 17px or larger, on one type scale shared by both languages, so switching between Gujarati and English does not resize or move anything. Every button and link at least 44px tall. Visible focus outlines. Full keyboard operation, including the mouth self-check. A skip-to-content link. Alt text on informative images. Motion that respects your system's reduced-motion setting, and nothing that autoplays, loops or moves quickly.
Working without JavaScript
The pages that matter most work with JavaScript switched off or failed. The mouth self-check shows all six steps as a plain scrollable guide; the FAQs are ordinary expandable sections; the language toggle is a normal link.
What is still outstanding
Every page, including the clinical ones, is now written in Gujarati as well as English, so a screen reader announces each version in the language it is actually reading. The Gujarati wording is going through review with a Gujarati-speaking oncologist before launch, and any correction that review produces will be published here. Video captions will be added with the videos.
Tell us if something does not work
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