Accessibility measures implemented on the site
- Keyboard navigation.
- Activation of buttons and links with Enter and Space.
- A structured heading hierarchy.
- Support for enlarged text and narrow-screen layouts.
- Visual checks of color contrast.
- Alternative text for visual content where needed.
- Links with text that describes their destination.
- Tables that can scroll horizontally on small screens.
- Basic support for screen readers.
- Left-to-right reading order and alignment in the English edition.
- Decorative icons are hidden from screen readers; the information they accompany is also provided in text.
Keyboard use
You can move between links, buttons and fields with Tab and move backward with Shift+Tab. Buttons and links can be activated with Enter or Space.
Zoom
The site is designed to support zoom levels of up to 200%. Behavior may vary between screens, devices and browsers.
Screen readers
The site uses semantic structure, including headings, field labels and clearly named buttons. Behavior may vary between browsers, operating systems and screen readers.
PDF files
The English practical guides are provided as HTML pages only. PDF guide files are currently available in the Hebrew edition. The English personal-plan tool can still be printed or saved as a PDF through the browser; those outputs are generated from the English plan and should retain left-to-right reading order.
Known limitations
- Some source material is provided as PDF files and may be less accessible than HTML content.
- Component behavior may vary between browsers and devices.
- Offline use may be partial.
- Some accessibility issues may not yet have been identified in testing.
Reporting an accessibility problem
If you encounter a problem, it is useful to include a short description, the page where it occurred, and the device or browser you were using. The project is independently tested and does not currently claim certification by an external accessibility body.