Accessibility statement
1. MedFlash accessibility commitment
MedFlash strives to ensure platform accessibility for all users, including people with disabilities. We continue to work on improving accessibility at all levels — design, code and content.
2. Current accessibility status
3. What is reasonably well implemented
- Semantic heading structure (h1–h3) on main screens.
- Form elements have labels on critical screens (login, registration).
- Colour contrast in the design is aimed at AA compliance.
- Responsive layout for mobile devices and text zoom.
- RTL support for Hebrew and Arabic interfaces in legal documents.
4. Known limitations
- Some interactive elements (question cards, exam interface) may be insufficiently accessible via keyboard navigation.
- Charts and performance statistics elements (graphs) may lack alternative text descriptions.
- Skip-to-content elements are only partially implemented.
- Focus visibility during keyboard navigation has not been fully verified across all screens.
- Screen reader support requires additional testing.
- Modal windows and dialog elements may not fully comply with ARIA standards.
5. Planned improvements
MedFlash plans to conduct full audit testing for WCAG AA and IS 5568 compliance as part of the pre-release cycle. Resolving the identified limitations is a development priority.
6. Accessibility coordinator
MedFlash does not currently have an officially appointed accessibility coordinator. Accessibility matters are handled by the development team.
7. Accessibility contact
If you encounter an accessibility issue or need help obtaining information in an alternative format, contact us:
We aim to respond to accessibility enquiries within 7 business days.
8. Date of last accessibility review
Last accessibility review: 06.09.2026. A full IS 5568 / WCAG 2.1 AA audit has not yet been conducted. Next scheduled review — before the beta release ends.