Audit update:

Accessibility statement

Accessibility target and conformance status

Our accessibility target is Israeli standard IS 5568 and WCAG 2.1 AA. Full conformance has not been independently certified. This statement describes the review scope and known limitations.

WCAG 2.1 guidelines on W3C

Review scope and results

The review covers login, signup, onboarding, home, questionnaire, content plan, edit and create, approvals, publish, campaigns, settings, and this accessibility statement. Hebrew and Arabic are reviewed on desktop and at a screen width of 390 pixels.

Checks address field and action names, contrast, page structure, image descriptions, keyboard navigation and focus, and reduced motion.

Automated checks found no serious or critical violations in the reviewed screens. The keyboard-only flow from creation through approval passed. Media generation completion was simulated for the checks; live publishing and external services were not tested.

Known limitations

  • Automated checks do not replace a full review with assistive technologies and people with disabilities. That professional review remains necessary.
  • Uploaded images and documents and generated media may need alternative descriptions, captions or other adjustments before publication.
  • External social-network and payment services are outside this review. A complete review of the English interface has not been included.

Request help or report a barrier

If you encounter a barrier, contact the accessibility coordinator below to request help or an accessible alternative. Include the page address, the action you attempted, your device, browser and any assistive technology used. Do not send passwords or sensitive information.

Accessibility coordinator

Name
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Email
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Phone
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Contact details have not yet been completed. Until they are published, ask the operator who provided your access to the service for accessibility assistance.