Website Accessibility
Making the website accessible is intended to make it more available, user-friendly and convenient for people with special needs arising, among other things, from various motor disabilities, cognitive impairments, visual impairment, blindness or colour blindness and hearing impairments, as well as for senior citizens.
We make every effort to ensure that our website meets the requirements of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013, to the level required by the standard. We also apply the recommendations of the WCAG 2.0 document published by the W3C.
Fixes and Adjustments Made
- The website is adapted to common browsers
- The website is adapted for use on mobile phones.
- The website is adapted to display on a variety of screens and resolutions.
- The website’s navigation tools are simple and clear.
- The website’s content is written in a clear, orderly and hierarchical way.
- The website’s content is written in simple, clear language.
- All pages on the website have a consistent structure.
- Most images on the website have an alternative text description (alt).
- The website lets you change the font size using the Ctrl key and the + key on the keyboard
- The website does not use moving or flashing text.
If You Find Accessibility Issues
Please note that despite our efforts to make every page of the website accessible, and despite our ongoing work to improve the accessibility of the business, some parts or features may turn out not to have been made properly accessible, or not to have been made accessible yet.
If you encounter an accessibility problem on the website or at our premises, please write to us using one of the means listed below so that we can deal with the problem in the best possible way. We strongly recommend including as much detail as possible.