Decision-first experience
Every page leads with clear decisions and dependencies before introducing new actions.
Draft for owner review
Core journeys target WCAG 2.2 AA with English LTR and Arabic RTL, but no conformance claim will be made without current test evidence and an accessible feedback route.
A clearer homepage view
Each page keeps the family journey legible: what is available now, what is blocked, and what opens only after approved safeguards and policies.
Every page leads with clear decisions and dependencies before introducing new actions.
Operational gates remain active, so next features appear only after the matching readiness checks complete.
Teacher access, child details, payments, and support paths stay constrained to approved roles and workflows.
Guardrails activeEvery section ends with an explicit state label and a clear next action, so families can orient without guessing.
Decision state, no guessingHomepage upgrade highlights
The updated preview adds clearer guidance, stronger visual rhythm, and explicit blocked states so users know what is possible now.
English and Arabic flows follow the same structure and interaction rules, including direction-aware spacing and icon behavior.
Sections reveal with predictable animation timing and consistent spacing so each step feels complete.
Feature descriptions focus on what is available now and what is locked behind approvals.
Every public and portal route shows explicit status, scope, and next-step guidance.
Move forward with confidence
Each section points to one next step. These options reflect current public capabilities before enrollment and billing become active.
Open the related page to confirm launch gates, roles, and what remains gated.
Open launch guardrailsCheck the journey, progress evidence, and what a family should expect before scheduling starts.
Read how it worksContinue from this page into the planned assessment flow and preparation notes.
Assessment informationUse this page without confusion
Each route follows the same safe reading pattern: what matters now, what is waiting on approvals, and where to continue after the next verified gate.
See at a glance what is currently open, closed, or still waiting for policy and approval.
The primary actions are available only where your journey can continue safely and audibly.
Small steps and explicit labels help families and operators move only when the required conditions are met.
Keyboard access, visible focus, semantic landmarks, labels, announced errors, contrast, reduced motion, touch targets, 200% zoom, and 360-pixel reflow are release requirements.
Arabic and English are tested as first-class experiences, including mixed-script names, numbers, dates, currencies, time zones, directional icons, and expanded text.
Automated checks must be supplemented by keyboard and selected screen-reader review. A named response route and remediation process are required before publication as an effective statement.
How this page moves forward
These public checkpoints are shared language for planning and review before the next launch phase.
Public copy remains decision-oriented until safeguards, policy scope, and owner approvals are complete.
Only approved capabilities and authorized relations can open the next operational step.
Fallback, denied, and retry-safe paths stay visible for both families and operators.
The next layer opens after deployment and review evidence passes the current release checks.