Accessibility Statement

Introduction

Standards and Accessibility Level

The website complies with the requirements of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Accessibility Adjustments for Service), 2013. Accessibility adjustments were made according to the recommendations of the Israeli Standard (IS 5568) for web content accessibility at the AA conformity level and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) of the international organization.

The tests were evaluated for the highest compatibility on the Chrome browser and leading screen readers such as NVDA and JAWS.

Accessibility Features on the Site

Various accessibility components and advanced accessibility systems have been implemented on this site to allow personalized adjustment of the site's display and operation:

Display and Design Adjustments

• Contrast Adjustment: Ability to switch to high color contrast (dark background and light text) or inverted contrast.
• Highlighting Elements: Clear visual highlighting of links, headings, and clickable elements.
• Font Enlargement: A built-in mechanism to increase or decrease the site's text size without compromising content readability.
• Readable Font (Dyslexia Friendly): Option to change the site's font to an accessible and simple sans-serif font to assist individuals with dyslexia.
• Spacing: The ability to adjust the spacing between lines and letters to ease prolonged reading.

Keyboard and Navigation Adjustments

• Full Keyboard Navigation: The site is adapted for browsing using only a keyboard - using the TAB key to move between objects, Enter to select, and directional arrows to scroll.
• Custom Mouse Cursors: Support for enlarging the mouse cursor and changing its color to white/black to make it easier to track on screen.
• Stopping Animations: There is a function to stop flashes, flickering, running videos, and any automatic movement that may disturb or trigger symptoms.
• Skip Links: The option to jump directly to the main content of the page (Skip to Main Content) right from the keyboard upon starting navigation.

Semantic Structure and Web Code

• Logical Hierarchy (H1-H6): The site is built with a proper heading hierarchy that allows screen readers to efficiently skip and scan pages both visually and technically.
• ARIA Tags: Extensive use of WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) tags to define exact roles for complex elements such as modals, dropdown menus, and selectors.
• Alternative text for images: All significant images and graphical elements on the site are accompanied by a clear and relevant alternative description (Alt text).

Forms and Contact

• Label Association: User-friendly form filling with precise field jumps and clear focus identification on every input field.
• Error Messaging: Form systems produce clear verbal and visual error messages so that screen reader users are well aware of them.
• Enlarged Click Areas: Buttons and conversion triggers are properly sized to prevent misclicks.

Technologies and Compatibility

Supported Technologies

• HTML5
• CSS3
• JavaScript (React)
• ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)

Browser Compatibility

The site has been tested and verified for optimal display on most common web browsers in their latest versions, including:

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Microsoft Edge
• Safari (macOS, iOS)

Screen Reader Compatibility

System testing shows that the service is continuous for users of major assistive software on the commercial and free market:

• NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access)
• JAWS (Job Access With Speech)
• VoiceOver
• TalkBack

Accessibility Limitations and Exceptions

The company's management works diligently to ensure that all site content is accessible with maximum compliance with standards. However, despite our efforts to make all pages accessible, you may encounter parts (pages, documents, or specific components) that are not fully accessible due to technological limitations or legacy third-party embedding constraints.

Examples of exceptions you might encounter include:

• Third-Party Content: Sometimes, external embedded services (such as security tools like Google reCAPTCHA v3 or external payment gateways) are used, which limit our ability to alter their fundamental source code for accessibility.
• Old PDF Documents: We are working to make downloadable source documents accessible; however, files uploaded in the distant past that are archived may not yet be fully accessible.

If you encounter such an area, we would be happy if you contact us so we can take care of making it accessible as soon as possible.

Periodic Updates

This accessibility statement and site adjustments are updated periodically as part of the company's system maintenance and control processes, tracking published accessibility principles and adhering to a positive social responsibility tradition.

Our Accessibility Process

As part of our organizational worldview, we have embedded workflows to ensure the preservation of the site's accessibility level:

• Conducting routine internal audits examining the accessibility compliance of all activities and content integrated into the site.
• Training the development, UI/UX, and content departments on accessibility laws to minimize errors at the source.
• Integrating automation tools to test code accessibility and UI components.
• Maintaining accessible public inquiry channels and addressing every report.

Feedback and Personal Requests

Require a more readable document? Encountered a digital barrier making a purchase? We invite any user to contact management, and we will assist you in completing the action or receiving the required information in an alternative format (e.g., an audio-accessible file or customized document writing).