Accessibility

I want everyone to be able to use this site. It is built to meet level AA of WCAG 2.1, which goes beyond Israeli Standard 5568 required under the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013.

What has been done

• The site works with a keyboard alone, and the element in focus is always visible.
• Text and background meet the contrast ratios of level AA. Text can be enlarged to 200 % without loss of content.
• Headings, landmarks and labels are in the code, so screen readers can navigate the page and fill in the form.
• Every image has a text alternative. There are no videos and no sound.
• Nothing flashes. The short opening animation stops on any click or scroll, and does not play if your system asks for reduced motion.
• On phones, the comparison section is a set of cards you can swipe through or reach with a keyboard.
• The Hebrew pages are written right-to-left throughout.
• The form has no time limit and tells you in words if something went wrong.
• Booking a call works with a keyboard alone: days, times and the call type are buttons you can move between with the arrow keys.

What is not fully accessible yet

The confirmation email after a booking, and the page its link opens to change a booking, come from Microsoft Bookings; their accessibility is Microsoft's.

Exemptions

None claimed.

Accessibility coordinator

The regulations require one for businesses with 25 or more employees. This is a business of one, so there is no coordinator; I handle accessibility myself: Simon Berenbaum, info@sberenbaum.ai.

If something doesn’t work for you

Tell me through the form on the home page or at info@sberenbaum.ai, and say which page and what happened. I fix what I can within 60 days, as the regulations ask, and usually much sooner.