This statement applies to the public website at cortexr.io. It does not cover the separate clinical portal at portal.cortexr.io.

Our aim

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 at level AA on the public website. We also use NHS service manual accessibility guidance and the NHS accessibility checklist when making design, content, and quality assurance decisions.

Because CorteXR is used in health and therapy contexts, accessibility is not only a technical standard for us. Product information, support pages, evidence summaries, and contact routes need to be understandable and usable by people with different access needs.

What you should be able to do

The public site is designed so that visitors should be able to:

  • navigate the main pages with a keyboard;
  • skip directly to the main content;
  • zoom and reflow pages on smaller screens;
  • understand the page structure through headings and landmarks;
  • read text with sufficient colour contrast;
  • use labelled form fields on contact and demo request pages;
  • open support and resource pages with descriptive titles and link text.

What we are improving

We are continuing to review the website and improve the parts that could create friction. Current priorities include:

  • checking embedded video content for captions, titles, and transcript availability;
  • adding clearer plain-language summaries where clinical or regulatory terms may be unfamiliar;
  • testing key journeys with screen readers, voice control, keyboard-only navigation, and mobile zoom;
  • keeping any private administration tools separate from the accessibility status of the public website.

If something gets in the way

If you find an accessibility problem, need information in another format, or cannot complete something on the website, please contact us through the contact page or email info@nudgereality.com.

We will review accessibility feedback and prioritise fixes that affect access to product information, support material, evidence, or contact routes.

Review status

This statement was last reviewed on 2 July 2026. The site has had internal accessibility review against WCAG 2.2 AA and NHS guidance, but we will not describe it as fully compliant until further manual assistive technology testing has been completed.