Built for every caregiver.
Many of the people who use CareDocks are older adults, people with chronic illnesses, or family caregivers using their phone in a hospital waiting room. Accessibility is a core feature, not a bolt-on.
What we commit to
We aim for WCAG 2.2 Level AA across the entire product. The marketing site, the auth flow, and the signed-in dashboard all hold to the same bar.
- Full keyboard navigation, including all interactive primitives.
- Visible focus states on every focusable element.
- Text contrast meets AA on every screen — measured, not eyeballed.
- Real semantic HTML so screen readers (VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS, TalkBack) announce things correctly.
- Respect for OS-level preferences:
prefers-reduced-motion,prefers-color-scheme, system font scaling. - Inputs sized so iOS doesn’t zoom on focus — small detail, huge UX win.
Where we’re not perfect yet
We’re a young product. We do our own audits and run automated checks on every PR, but we are not yet certified by a third-party accessibility firm. That’s on the roadmap before our public US launch.
If we missed
If anything in CareDocks is unusable for you — a confusing label, a keyboard trap, a contrast issue, a missing alt-text — please tell us. Email access@caredocks.com with as much detail as you can (screen, browser, what you were trying to do). We’ll respond within two business days.
We treat accessibility bugs as P0. They jump the queue.