Accessibility
Designed to be easier to use.
CareWithJohn aims to make this website readable, understandable and usable on phones, tablets and computers, including for people who use assistive technology.
What we are doing
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Readable content
Clear headings, sensible spacing, readable text and straightforward language.
Clear headings, sensible spacing, readable text and straightforward language.
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Keyboard access
Navigation and interactive controls are designed to remain usable without a mouse.
Navigation and interactive controls are designed to remain usable without a mouse.
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Mobile-friendly controls
Important links and buttons are given generous touch areas, particularly on smaller screens.
Important links and buttons are given generous touch areas, particularly on smaller screens.
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Alternative text
Meaningful images include descriptions, while decorative artwork is treated as decoration.
Meaningful images include descriptions, while decorative artwork is treated as decoration.
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Reduced motion
The site respects a device's reduced-motion preference where supported.
The site respects a device's reduced-motion preference where supported.
Something not working?
If you have difficulty using any part of the website, please tell John. Include the page you were using and what made it difficult if you can.
We will consider accessibility problems as part of ongoing website improvements.
Last reviewed: October 2026.