Standard

The site aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA.¹

What the site supports

Display settings in the menu: three text sizes, and an easier-reading option with more space between letters, words and lines.
Light and dark mode, following your device's setting unless you choose otherwise.
Keyboard use, with a clearly visible focus outline and a link to skip straight to the content.
Screen readers: headings, labelled navigation areas, labelled form fields, and text alternatives for the map and tables.
Colour contrast that meets level AA in both light and dark mode.
Small screens and zoom: pages work on screens 320 pixels wide and when zoomed in.
Plain language, in Georgian and English.
Less movement when your device asks for reduced motion.
Works without JavaScript for reading and for sending the forms.

The PDF versions of the policy brief and guides are copies of web pages. The web pages are the most accessible version.
Many linked sources are on other websites and are in English or other languages.

With the automated checker axe-core,² by keyboard only, and on screens from 320 to 1,400 pixels wide, in both languages and both colour modes.

If something is hard to use, write to info@adhd.advocacy.ge with the page and what happened.

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2."
Deque Systems. "axe-core," an open-source accessibility testing engine.