Which statement about accessibility considerations is NOT listed when configuring Phreesia templates?

• A. Clear labels
• B. Logical tab order
• C. Proper contrast
• D. Bright color scheme

Answer: (D)

Accessibility in templates means making sure everything can be used by people with a range of abilities. Clear labels help assistive technologies convey what each field is for, so users know what information to enter. Logical tab order allows keyboard users to move through the form in a predictable, efficient sequence without needing a mouse. Proper contrast between text and background ensures content remains readable for those with visual impairments or in challenging lighting. Among common considerations, a bright color scheme isn’t typically listed as an accessibility requirement because color alone doesn’t guarantee accessibility and can even hinder understanding for some users if contrast or conveyed meaning depends on color alone. So, a bright color scheme is not something you’d expect to see listed as an accessibility consideration when configuring Phreesia templates.