Website
This static website is designed with:
- semantic headings, landmarks, links, lists, and page titles;
- keyboard navigation and visible focus indicators;
- labeled color-theme choices and a keyboard-operated System, Light, or Dark appearance control;
- responsive layouts and readable text at phone and desktop sizes;
- high-contrast core text and information that is not color-only;
- descriptive text for meaningful images; and
- motion removed or simplified when reduced motion is requested.
The abstract data-flow artwork is decorative and hidden from assistive technology. All product claims and actions remain available as text.
Planned Health Handoff app
The app uses native SwiftUI controls and system sheets, supports system light and dark appearance, reacts to increased contrast and reduced transparency in its visual surfaces, and simplifies theme transitions when reduced motion is enabled.
The planned release also supplies explicit labels for several icon-only or state controls and keeps data states such as zero, stale, failed, and no visible data distinct in text. Those implementation choices support accessibility, but they do not establish that every common task has passed VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text, contrast, or reduced-motion testing on a physical iPhone.
Current validation boundary
No App Store Accessibility Nutrition Label claim is made here. Complete physical-device checks for the exact release build remain part of the launch gate, including setup, permission flow, daily summary, purchase and restore, range reports, charts, quality audit, and sharing.
Report a barrier
The proposed accessibility contact is contact@healthhandoff.com. Inbound delivery still needs confirmation before release.
If practical, include the device, iOS version, app or website page, assistive technology, and task you were trying to complete. A screenshot can help when it does not reveal health or other private information. No response-time promise is made.