Accessibility
Accessibility
This site was built so that visitors with different needs of sight, hearing, movement or attention can use it. What was done, what was measured and what is still missing are written below.
Target
The target is WCAG 2.2 level AA. This is not a certification; the site has not been audited by an independent body. The items below were measured and corrected during development.
What was done
- Page content is readable with JavaScript switched off. The menu, the frequently asked questions and all links work without it.
- Keyboard use: every page starts with a "Skip to content" link, the focus ring is visible, and scroll offsets keep the focused element clear of the sticky header.
- Colour contrast was measured, not guessed: body text is 12.97:1 on the page background, secondary text at least 4.83:1. Red is used only for non-text elements such as rules, icons and the logo.
- Text can be enlarged in the browser; content does not overflow at 200% zoom.
- When the reduced-motion preference is on, animations stop.
- In forced-colours mode the menu and icons stay visible.
- Images have alternative text; decorative images are silent to screen readers.
- Pages are built for printing: interface elements are omitted and link addresses are printed in brackets.
- There are no cookie banners, pop-ups or auto-playing media.
Known limitations
- The before-and-after comparison slider requires JavaScript. That section is not published at present; keyboard support will be tested separately when it is.
- Labels in the anatomical drawings are part of the image, so a screen reader does not read them individually. Everything a drawing conveys is also written in the text beside it.
- The site has not been tested extensively with screen readers; testing was limited to VoiceOver and the keyboard.
- For Turkish content, speech quality depends on the screen reader's language pack.
If you find a problem
If a page was unusable or something did not read correctly, you can report it by telephone (+90 312 215 63 11) or on WhatsApp (+90 501 211 61 10). Telling us which page, device and browser were involved makes the fix faster.
Reported accessibility problems are handled in the same queue as content updates.