Everyone should be able to use the portal with ease

The portal targets WCAG 2.2 level AA and partially conforms to it. Checks carried out so far:

• Key pages were scanned with an automated accessibility tool (axe).
• Horizontal overflow on narrow screens and the right-to-left layout are checked by automated tests.
• An independent expert audit and testing with real users have not been carried out yet; they should be planned before launch.

• Clear form errorsErrors are shown with an icon and text as well as colour, and are linked to the field.
• Colour and contrastStatus never relies on colour alone, and text and background contrast was chosen to meet level AA.
• Reduced motionAnimations turn off if reduced motion is enabled on your device.
• Zoom and narrow screensPages reflow to a single column on phones, and zooming is not blocked.
• Upload without draggingEvery upload field also works with a file picker, and accepted types and sizes are shown in advance.
• Forms that do not rush youYour work saves automatically and is not lost if you change the language or take a break.

You can use the portal with the keys below. A hidden “Skip to content” link at the top of each page appears on the first Tab press.

Issues we are working on:

• Standards book and guide PDFs may not be fully tagged for screen readers. Write to us if you need another format.
• The interface is currently available in Turkish and English; other languages open once their translations are complete.
• The accessibility of documents uploaded by organisations depends on how they prepared them.

If any part of the portal is hard to use, let us know. Telling us the page, your device and any assistive technology you use helps us fix it.