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Accessibility statement
We want everyone to be able to use this site, and we work to make it as accessible as we can. This page lists what we did, what is still limited and how to report a problem.
Last updated: November 2026
What we did
- Full keyboard navigation, with a clear focus indicator, a skip-to-content link and a menu you can close with Escape.
- Colour contrast at AA level, with dark green text on light backgrounds and light green on dark ones.
- A quiet version for anyone who prefers less motion: when the device is set to "reduce motion" the site shows the same content without the 3D animation.
- Full support for Hebrew right to left and English left to right, with a language declared on every page.
- A hierarchical heading structure, labels on buttons and fields, and text alternatives for content that is not decorative.
- All the important content is available without JavaScript and on devices that do not support 3D.
Known limitations
The 3D scene in the background is decorative and hidden from assistive technology, and the information it shows is available as text. The camera demo needs a camera and movement, so it may not suit everyone, but you can skip it and no approval is needed to continue on the site. The phone-scan demo needs a phone with a camera, and there is an open button as an alternative.
Some components may still not be fully accessible. If you run into one, tell us.
Standard
We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 level AA and the requirements of Israeli Standard 5568 for web content accessibility. Testing is done by the vinet team.
How to report a problem
Ran into a difficulty or a barrier? Message us on WhatsApp, tell us which page and what the problem is, and we will deal with it. Accessibility requests are handled through that phone number, and you can also ask for an alternative to content that is not accessible.