Accessibility

Last checked: 20 September 2026

What I aim for

This site is built against WCAG 2.1 level AA. I do not claim perfect conformance, because nobody can check every case honestly. I claim that the site is tested regularly and that problems get fixed.

What is done

• Contrast. Every piece of text on the site is measured automatically: 316 checks on the last run, none below the standard.
• Keyboard. The whole site works without a mouse. Focus is always visible, dialogs trap focus while open and Escape closes them, and a skip link jumps straight to the content.
• Images. Every image carries a text alternative.
• Touch. Every target is at least 44 by 44 pixels, and no visible text is smaller than 14 pixels on a phone.
• Motion. If your system asks for reduced motion, the 3D scene does not load at all and the animations stop. The same happens on phones, where the scene is off by design.
• Without scripts. With JavaScript switched off the page still reads, and the contact form still sends.
• Languages. Three versions, each marked with the right language and text direction, including right to left for Hebrew.

Israeli accessibility rules

Under the Israeli service accessibility regulations, a service provider whose average annual turnover stays under the statutory threshold is exempt from the mandatory standard IS 5568. That is the case here, and the regulations require an exempt provider to say so plainly, which is what this paragraph does.

Being exempt is not a reason to stop. Everything listed above is done and tested, and if something on this site does not work for you, write to me and I will fix it.

Where it may still fall short

The first screen uses a 3D scene. It is decorative, it carries no information, and it is skipped by screen readers, but on a weak machine it can still feel heavy. If that is your case, the site detects it and lowers the quality by itself.

Found a problem

Write to yusif188.h@gmail.com or call +972 53 592 49 58. Tell me which page and what happened, and I will fix it and reply. This is the fastest route: the site is made by one person, and that person answers the mail.