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Seven principles used as practical site checks.
AVEONEX should work for people with different vision, hearing, movement, energy, language, focus, and device needs. These principles guide future improvements.
Equitable use
The same services should be reachable by people with different abilities.
Forms, direct email, WhatsApp messages, Instagram, and accessibility settings stay available together.Flexibility in use
People should be able to choose the way that works best for them.
Users can choose larger text, high contrast, low motion, no phone contact, and guided request flows.Simple and intuitive
The website should be easy to understand even when someone is tired, stressed, or new.
Short sections, plain request steps, clear buttons, and review-before-payment copy reduce confusion.Perceptible information
Important information should not depend only on color, sound, or tiny details.
Labels, headings, underlined links, strong contrast, visual status text, and sign-language resources support this.Tolerance for error
Accidental mistakes should be easy to notice and recover from.
Forms show correction guidance, saved drafts, review steps, and clear warnings before submission.Low physical effort
Using the website should not require long effort, precise movement, or repeated typing.
Large targets, keyboard support, voice navigation, click-target enlarger, and low-energy mode help reduce strain.Size and space
Controls should have enough room for touch, keyboard focus, zoom, and different devices.
Mobile checks, 44px targets, responsive spacing, focus states, and no-overflow testing support this.