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Accessibility statement

At Sense Apps we work hard to make our organization and our website accessible to people with disabilities, in order to promote equal rights and transparency toward people with disabilities.
We invest considerable resources in making this website accessible, so that the browsing experience is open to the entire population and to people with disabilities in particular.
The motto that guides us is human dignity and liberty, since it is a cornerstone of Israeli society that we all have equal rights and are equal in our essence.

What an accessible website is

An accessible website is a website that allows a person with a disability to browse with the same level of efficiency and enjoyment as other visitors, using the capabilities of the system it runs on and assistive accessibility technologies.

Accessibility adjustments made on the website

The accessibility adjustments on the website were made in accordance with Part C: Internet Services of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013, and Israeli Standard SI 5568, which is based on the WCAG 2.0 guidelines. The website was made accessible to level AA, subject to the changes and adjustments made in the Israeli standard document.

The website has the enable accessibility plugin embedded in it, which helps make the website accessible to people with disabilities.

User guide to the menu:

The website adjustment button and the website tags for assistive devices and technologies for people with disabilities

  1. Button to turn on keyboard navigation between the links on the website
  2. Button to turn off blinking and/or moving elements on the screen
  3. Button to turn on black-and-white monochrome mode for people with color blindness
  4. Sepia button (brown tint)
  5. Button to switch to high contrast
  6. Black-and-yellow button
  7. Color inversion button
  8. Button that clearly highlights all the heading tags on the website
  9. Button that clearly highlights all the links on the website
  10. Button that shows the alternative text of all the images on the website on mouse hover
  11. Button that shows a permanent description of the images on the website
  12. Button to turn off the use of a readable font
  13. Button to increase the font size on the website
  14. Button to decrease the font size on the website
  15. Button to enlarge the entire display to about 200%
  16. Button to reduce the entire display to about 70%
  17. Button to enlarge the mouse cursor
  18. Button to enlarge the mouse cursor and change its color to black
  19. Website reading mode button
  20. Button that shows the accessibility statement
  21. Reset button that cancels the accessibility settings
  22. Button to send accessibility feedback
  23. Button to change the language of the toolbar and the accessibility statement accordingly

The accessibility toolbar offers 2 types of enlargement for your convenience, but if you would like to enlarge the letters further you can use the following keyboard functions:

  1. The Esc key opens and closes the accessibility toolbar
  2. The Ctrl + keys enlarge the text on the website
  3. The Ctrl - keys reduce the text on the website
  4. The Ctrl 0 keys return the website to its original size
  5. The Space key scrolls the website down.
  6. The F11 key enlarges the screen to full size - pressing it again returns it to its previous size.

The website supports the use of assistive technologies such as screen readers, and browsing by keyboard using the Tab and Shift+Tab keys to move between links, the arrow keys, the Enter key to select, the Esc key to exit menus and windows, and pressing H or a number key to move between headings.

The website is tested every two months to ensure that its accessibility is maintained.

Optimal accessibility compatibility on the website

This website can be browsed optimally and accessibly using the common browsers, and we recommend using the following browsers: Chrome / Edge / Firefox and the following screen readers: NVDA / Jaws / Voiceover.

How to contact us with requests, accessibility problems and suggestions for improvement:

If you found an accessibility problem on the website or you need help, you are welcome to contact us through the organization's accessibility coordinator:

Full name: Rotem Abergel
Phone: 052-500-2579 (WhatsApp is also available)
Email: [email protected]

The accessibility statement was last updated on: November 26, 2022