What we did
- The site was built in Hebrew, right to left, with a correct language declaration on each page.
- Keyboard navigation was tested on the main pages. There is a "Skip to main content" link and visible focus indication.
- Images have alternative text.
- Pages use labelled regions, including header, navigation, main content and footer, and a logical heading order.
- Low colour contrast in buttons and labels was corrected to at least 4.5:1 according to automated checking.
- Animations respect the operating system's reduced-motion preference.
- The "Accessibility options" button in the corner of each page offers: larger text, dark or light high contrast, readable font, text spacing, link highlighting and the option to stop animations. Settings remain only in your browser. This is a convenience, not a replacement for basic accessibility.
How we checked
The Hebrew statement records automated axe-core checks of all site pages at mobile and desktop sizes, plus manual keyboard, text enlargement and reduced-motion checks. No independent accessibility professional review was performed, and the site was not tested with screen readers such as NVDA or VoiceOver.
Accessibility level
The aim is Israeli Standard 5568, based on WCAG 2.0, at AA level. We do not claim full compliance. Automated tests find only some possible problems.
What is not yet accessible
- The simulation-script PDF has not been checked for accessibility and lacks a complete tag structure. An HTML version of the complete script is available, and an accessible version can also be requested below.
- The site links to external sites such as LinkedIn and YouTube. We do not control their accessibility.
- Other issues may remain undiscovered.
Complete simulation script in HTML
Accessibility enquiries
Encountered a problem or need an adjustment? Write to us and we will address it as soon as possible. You may request another version of particular content. Please specify which content and how it is inaccessible.