Accessibility statement

Conformance target

The target is WCAG 2.0 Level AA, as required by IS 5568. This page is my own review of the site on 2 November 2026. It is not a certificate from an accredited auditor.

What I’ve done

• Set the page language to English and kept a single main heading on each page.
• Used landmarks for the header, main content, and footer, with a skip link to the content.
• Labeled every contact-form field, and gave the menu and back-to-top buttons accessible names.
• Kept a visible keyboard focus style on links and buttons.
• Adjusted the header “Book a meeting” button, and the other white text on the terracotta buttons, so the contrast meets WCAG 2.0 AA for normal text.
• Sized buttons and standalone links so the tap target is at least 44 by 44 pixels on a phone.
• Respected the reduced-motion setting for animation and smooth scrolling.
• Published this statement and a way to reach me if something blocks you.

Known limitations

• I have not commissioned a formal accredited audit. If a check finds a gap, I’ll fix it.
• Pages I link to — including Instagram, Aish, and client sites — are outside my control. Their accessibility can differ from this site.
• The contact form depends on email delivery. If sending fails, the form says so and offers my email address as another way to write.
• The site is in English only.
• A logo strip moves across the page. It pauses on hover, and the motion is reduced when your device asks for less motion. Each logo has a text alternative with the brand name.

Date

I prepared this statement on 2 November 2026. I review it when the site changes in a way that affects access.

Contact

Accessibility coordinator: David Muller. Email dmuller91@gmail.com and describe the page, what you were trying to do, and the assistive technology you use if any. I’ll work to remove the barrier.

You can also contact the Commission for Equal Rights of Persons with Disabilities at Israel’s Ministry of Justice: gov.il.

How I handle the contact form is on the privacy policy.