joya.

Accessibility

Accessibility statement

This site aims to meet the Israeli standard IS 5568, which is built on the international WCAG guidelines, at WCAG 2.2 level AA. The site itself was made accessible. There is no accessibility widget on it.

What was done

  • Keyboard

    Every link, button, deck, film, demo, tour, "Show all" and menu works with the keyboard, in reading order. Focus is shown by a pink outline. The viewer, the menu and the full screen demos close with Esc, and focus goes back to where it was

  • Skip link

    The first Tab on every page offers "Skip to content", straight to the main text

  • Contrast

    Text has a contrast of at least 4.5 to 1 with its background, large text at least 3 to 1, and borders and icons of controls at least 3 to 1

  • Images and films

    Every meaningful image has a text alternative and decorative ones are hidden from screen readers. None of the films has dialogue: each one has a short written description of what it shows and of its sound

  • Motion

    The live site that scrolls by itself, the ad preview and the Joya week can be paused or stopped. With "reduce motion" turned on in the system settings, none of them moves by itself and nothing animates. Nothing flashes

  • Language

    The site is in English and every Hebrew passage is marked as Hebrew, right to left, so a screen reader reads it in the right voice

  • Structure

    One main heading per page, headings in order, a header, navigation, main content and footer, real lists, buttons that are buttons and links that say where they go

  • Live demos

    The live demos are copies of internal systems that work in Hebrew. They follow the same contrast rules, and every field and button in them has a name

  • Phones and zoom

    Every control on a phone is at least 44 by 44 pixels. The pages work at 200% zoom and on a screen 320 pixels wide, with no sideways scrolling

Known limits

  • The films have no dialogue, so they have no captions. Each one has a written description instead

  • The guided tours move a demo step by step by themselves, only after "Take the tour" is pressed, and stop with "End the tour" or Esc

  • Links to WhatsApp, LinkedIn and the live client site lead to other websites, which have their own accessibility

Last checked

8 November 2026, with automatic checks (axe and Lighthouse) on every page, on a desktop and on phones, a pass through every page and demo with the keyboard only, and a check of what a screen reader receives (the browser's accessibility tree) on the home page and a chapter.

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