Built phone-first, for one hand

Every screen is checked at phone width with no sideways scroll, and the family's pages use the full width on a desktop.

1 min readUpdated For: patient, family, visitor

Every page is built and checked at phone width first — 390 pixels, no sideways scroll — then at desktop, where the family's care pages use the full width instead of a narrow column. Buttons meet a minimum touch size, and the menu, the number pad and the SOS card are reachable with one hand.

We build toward WCAG 2.1 AA, test with large text, high contrast and screen readers as we build, and review accessibility in every release; the statement says how to reach us about anything that gets in the way.

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