Accessibility

This site is built to be read with low vision, without a mouse and with a screen reader. And the clinic has a lift, valet parking and wheelchair access to all its areas.

Most people considering surgery are between 45 and 70. Many read on a phone with tired eyes. Others use a screen reader, or cannot use a mouse. This site was built for that, and measured to prove it.

How to make the text larger

Every page has a round button in the bottom-left corner. It opens a panel with these settings:

  • Text size — Normal, Large or Largest. It scales the whole site, not just one paragraph.
  • High contrast — darkens the text and strengthens borders, for low light or low vision.
  • Underline links — marks links with a line, useful if you do not distinguish colours well.
  • Reduce motion — stops the site's animations. If they cause dizziness or migraine, this turns them off.
  • More spacing — opens up the lines and letters so text is easier to track.

Settings are saved on your device, so they stay applied as you move around the site. Nobody else sees them and they are not sent anywhere. To undo them, the same panel has "Reset all".

If your phone or computer already has "reduce motion" turned on at system level, the site respects it on its own.

If you use a screen reader

The site works with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, Narrator and TalkBack. Every page opens with a skip-to-content link, headings run in order without skipping levels, images carry descriptions, menus announce whether they are open or closed, and page regions are named so you can jump between them.

Spanish content is announced in a Spanish voice and English content in an English voice: the parts that change language are marked, so your screen reader does not pronounce a word with the wrong accent.

If you navigate by keyboard

Everything is reachable with Tab. The active element is always marked with a visible outline that meets the contrast minimum the standard requires. Escape closes the menu, the search or the accessibility panel and returns focus to the button that opened it. The panel's text size also responds to the arrow keys.

The practice

The clinic, at Calle 20 Sur 2539, Col. Bellavista, 72500 Puebla, Puebla, México, is set up to receive a patient in a wheelchair:

  • Step-free entrance.
  • Lift to the clinic floors.
  • Valet parking, so you are dropped at the door and do not have to deal with parking.
  • Accessible restroom.
  • Wheelchair access throughout, from reception to the consulting rooms.

If you are coming with someone, use a walker or cane, come with a guide dog or need support on arrival, tell us beforehand and we will be ready for you: WhatsApp +52 221 155 2228.

How far this statement goes

The site was reviewed on 9 September 2026 against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, using the automated tool axe-core across the main pages in Spanish and English, at desktop and phone sizes, plus manual keyboard testing. That review left no violations.

An automated review does not catch everything, and sites change. So this page does not say "the site is perfect": it says what was measured, when, and with what. If you hit a barrier, that is information we did not have.

Reporting a barrier

If something here does not work with your assistive technology, say so and it gets fixed. Tell us the page and what happened:

If you would rather be answered by phone than in writing, say so and that is what we do.

Frequently asked questions

Is Dr. Arístides Arellano’s website accessible to blind users?

Yes. The site conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA and was tested with axe-core on 9 September 2026 with zero violations. It works with screen readers (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack), is fully keyboard operable, has a skip-to-content link, headings in correct order and alternative text on images.

Can I make the text larger on this site?

Yes. Every page has an accessibility button in the bottom-left corner. It opens a panel where you can set text size to Normal, Large or Largest, turn on high contrast, underline links, reduce motion and increase spacing. Your settings are saved on your device and stay applied as you move between pages.

Is the clinic wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The clinic has a step-free entrance, a lift, valet parking, an accessible restroom and wheelchair access throughout, from reception to the consulting rooms. To let us know you are coming or to ask for support, message +52 221 155 2228 on WhatsApp.

Can the site be used with a keyboard only, without a mouse?

Yes. The whole site is reachable with the Tab key, the focus indicator is visible on every element and meets the 3:1 minimum contrast required by WCAG 2.2. The menu, the search and the accessibility panel all open and close from the keyboard; Escape closes whichever is open and returns focus to the button that opened it.

What if something on the site does not work with my assistive technology?

Tell us and we will fix it. Report it on WhatsApp at +52 221 155 2228 or by email to contacto@draristidesarellano.com, saying which page and what happened. This site’s accessibility is measured and reviewed; a specific report gets acted on.

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