Accessibility statement

My commitment

I consider it very important to provide equal service to all site visitors, and I work to make the site accessible so that it is also available and easy to use for people with disabilities, in accordance with Israeli Standard SI 5568 and the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (5773-2013).

Accessibility level

The site was built in accordance with the WCAG 2.1 guidelines at Level AA: full keyboard navigation, a semantic heading structure, alternative text for images, sufficient color contrast for text, form labels, and a link to skip directly to the content.

Accessibility arrangements on the site

• The entire site can be navigated using the keyboard alone.
• Every meaningful image has a text description: in Hebrew on the Hebrew pages and in English on the English pages.
• The heading structure is hierarchical and consistent throughout the site.
• Forms include clear labels and explicit error messages.
• The site respects the system preferences for “reduced motion” and “data saver.”
• Keyboard focus indicators are prominent and clear.
• The Hebrew pages run right to left and the English pages left to right, each marked with its language so that screen readers read it correctly.

Parts of the site that need improvement

I’m constantly working to improve. The accessibility of the external galleries delivered through Pic-Time is not under my control, but the site’s core content meets the requirements. If you come across any part of the site that isn’t accessible, I’d be glad to hear about it, and I’ll take care of it as soon as possible.

Accessibility coordinator

The site’s accessibility coordinator is Aharon Gedalia. For any inquiry, suggestion, or problem regarding accessibility:
Email: aharon@aharongedalia.com
Phone: +972 54-805-6860
WhatsApp: Send a message
I try to respond to every inquiry within 2 business days.

Inquiries and complaints

If your accessibility inquiry was not answered properly, you can contact the Commission for Equal Rights of Persons with Disabilities at the Ministry of Justice.