Accessibility at DialogueMD

Our approach

DialogueMD is designed with accessibility as an ongoing product requirement. We aim to support recognized web-accessibility practices, including clear structure, keyboard operation, visible focus, meaningful labels, readable contrast, responsive layouts, and alternatives to interactions that may not work for every learner.

Accessibility features

• Keyboard-accessible navigation, forms, dialogs, and learning controls.
• Visible focus indicators and descriptive labels for interactive elements.
• Responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
• Light and dark appearance options.
• Text-based participation in simulated encounters without requiring a microphone.
• Plain-language instructions, status messages, and error explanations.
• Reports and learning information that do not rely on color alone.

Known limitations and continuing improvement

DialogueMD is actively developed, and some content or third-party services may not yet provide an equally accessible experience in every browser, device, assistive technology, or zoom setting. We review reported barriers and use that feedback to improve the existing application.

Request assistance or report a barrier

If something prevents you from accessing content or completing an activity, tell us what page or feature you were using, what happened, and the device, browser, or assistive technology involved. Do not include patient information, passwords, authentication codes, payment-card information, clinical responses, or voice recordings.

Email contact@dialoguemd.com, use the Contact page, or submit an Accessibility ticket through Help & Support when signed in.

Alternative formats

If you need information in another format or require help completing an administrative process, contact us. We will work with you to identify a practical alternative.

Statement updates

This statement was last updated on July 23, 2026 and will be revised as DialogueMD’s accessibility work continues.