Evidence behind our website
We distinguish automated checks, human accessibility evaluation, clinical review and family task research. Passing one does not establish the others, and we make no global ranking or complete accessibility claim.
Our reusable tasks use fictional situations and public information. They do not require patient records, identity numbers or a real booking.
Family tasks other websites can reuse
- Find the official route for checking a nurse’s registration and explain what the check establishes.
- Find whether a service needs a doctor’s order without treating the website as a prescription.
- Identify which travel, supplies and extra-time costs remain unconfirmed in a fictional quote.
- Switch language and continue the same planning task without losing its meaning.
- Produce a readable preparation sheet and identify its version and review status.
- Explain the current booking status and find the appropriate support route.
- Use the practice journey to explain address sharing and recovery from a wrong arrival code.
How to evaluate
Record the date, tested edition, device, language, method and task outcome. Observe completion, assistance needed and misunderstood requirements. Record failures and known limitations as well as successes.
Use informed participant consent and fictional examples. Publish only aggregate results; do not include participant names, contact details, health information or session recordings in this public record.
Manual accessibility checks include keyboard navigation, enlarged text, reflow, text spacing, screen-reader announcements and Urdu pronunciation. Field performance and laboratory measurements remain separate.
Current record and reusable files
No clinician approval, completed user study or manual conformance result is created merely by publishing this method. Unperformed evaluations remain marked not evaluated.
- Reusable tasks and evaluation record
- Published content versions and review status
- Our service-information specification
- Accessibility statement and known limits
The service-information specification describes our published policies. It is not a clinical certification or an AI search ranking requirement.
For the actual review process and corrections, read the editorial policy. For research collaboration, contact the team.