Accessibility

Our approach

We aim to make study tools readable and usable with keyboard navigation, clear labels, visible focus, semantic headings and adjustable question text. Reviewed figures can be enlarged. Important information should not depend on color alone.

These are design goals and implemented features where available, not a claim of full WCAG conformance or a completed assistive-technology audit.

Known limits

Some supplied question images contain text that may be difficult for assistive technology to interpret. Original source quality can limit image clarity. Keyboard, mobile, screen-reader, contrast and document-accessibility testing remains ongoing; a desktop screenshot is not proof of accessibility on every device.

Report a barrier

Email openmedicalprep@gmail.com with the page or question ID, what you were trying to do and what prevented it. Browser and assistive-technology details can help, but you do not need to disclose a disability or medical diagnosis.

We review reports and look for practical improvements or an alternative where feasible. We do not promise an unverified response deadline or a particular accommodation before assessing the request.