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Accessibility statement

This is an English translation of our Hebrew accessibility statement. If the two versions differ, the Hebrew version prevails.

Last updated: 23.10.2026

Zooz-tech considers it important to provide equal service to all users, and strives to make its website accessible to people with disabilities. This statement refers to all genders equally.

The audit and the fixes were carried out using artificial intelligence (AI). They were done with the help of an AI assistant (Claude by Anthropic), through automated in-browser testing with the axe-core tool and additional tests written for this website (keyboard navigation, focus contrast, text spacing and mobile display), on all public pages of the website. This is not an accessibility audit by a certified expert, and it did not include manual testing with screen readers. Details are in the section "How the website was tested".

Level of accessibility

Israel's Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013, require compliance with Israeli Standard IS 5568 (Israel's web accessibility standard) at level AA. The standard is based on the WCAG guidelines. Our target is stricter: compliance with WCAG 2.2 at level AA. In the tests we ran, no open level A or AA violations remained on the website's pages.

The accessibility adjustments are built into the website's own code. The website does not use an external accessibility plugin, and it can be used with the accessibility settings of the operating system and browser and with assistive technologies.

What was done on the website

  • Keyboard navigation: every action and every link can be reached without a mouse. Every page has a "Skip to content" link. The focus indicator stands out with a contrast of at least 3:1 against the background, including in dark areas, and is not hidden behind other components.
  • Mobile menu: opens and closes with the keyboard (Enter or Space), the Esc key closes it and returns focus to the menu button, and the menu also closes when a link is selected or when you click outside it.
  • Structure and markup: each page declares its language and reading direction (the Hebrew pages are in Hebrew and read right to left). Headings follow a correct hierarchy, page regions are labeled for screen readers, and every page has a unique title.
  • Images: every content image has alternative text. Decorative images are hidden from screen readers. The Google map on the About page is labeled with a title.
  • Color and readability: text contrast was tested against level AA. Information is not conveyed by color alone.
  • Zoom and display: zooming is not blocked. It was verified that content reflows to a width of 320 pixels without horizontal scrolling of the page, and that increasing the spacing between lines, letters and words does not cut off content. On mobile, the comparison table is displayed as cards, and each value in it is labeled with its column name.
  • Hebrew and English: English terms inside Hebrew text are marked so that their reading direction is preserved, even when the line wraps, and terms such as On-Prem are not split in the middle.
  • Target size: buttons, fields and standalone links are at least 24 by 24 pixels.
  • Forms: every field has a label, required fields are marked with an asterisk with an explanation at the top of the form, personal fields are marked for browser autocomplete, and success or error messages are announced to screen readers. The survey on the website is also accessible, and every question can be answered with the keyboard.
  • Motion: animations are turned off when the device is set to reduce motion, and the logo strip on the home page is then shown as a static list. Pages with motion have a "Pause animations" button at the top of the page that stops all motion on the website. The logo intro on the home page can be skipped.
  • Privacy: the website does not use tracking cookies.

How the website was tested

  • Test dates: 22.10.2026, with an extended retest on 23.10.2026.
  • Performed by: an AI assistant (Claude by Anthropic), supervised by the Zooz-tech team.
  • Method: running the axe-core testing tool in the browser on all 25 pages of the website (home, About, solutions, products, industries, clients and projects, technologies, knowledge, survey, privacy, accessibility and the error page), at desktop width and at phone width, against the WCAG 2.2 rules at levels A and AA. Additional states were also tested: the mobile menu open, all steps of the survey and the referral form.
  • Additional tests: actually tabbing with the Tab key through every reachable component on every page, and checking that focus is visible, has sufficient contrast and is not obscured; increased text spacing; a 320-pixel width; target size; operating the mobile menu with the keyboard; reduced motion and the pause button; language, direction, a unique title and a single main heading on every page.
  • Fixes made following the tests: skipped heading levels on two pages, a comparison table that could not be scrolled with the keyboard and an empty column header in it, a name for a region in the architecture section, adding a pause animations button, fixing page width on mobile, a focus indicator for the embedded map, focus indicator contrast in the survey forms, a diagram that was cut off with increased text spacing, a mobile menu that was hidden by page content on Android devices, and the reading direction of English terms.
  • Browser: the tests were performed in the Chrome browser (Chromium-based), on desktop and in phone emulation. Safari and Firefox were not tested, and physical devices with a screen reader were not tested.

Known limitations

  • The testing is automated and was performed by AI. Automated tools detect only some of the possible issues, and they are no substitute for a manual audit by a certified accessibility consultant and for testing with screen reader users (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver) and with other assistive technologies. No such testing was performed.
  • The Google map embedded on the About page is third-party content, and we do not control its accessibility. You can use the address written on the page.
  • The screenshots of the systems on the project pages are images. Their alternative text describes what they show, not all the text they contain.
  • Some client logos are images of the logo only, and the client's name appears in the alternative text.

Accessibility coordinator and contacting us

Did you encounter a difficulty using the website, or would you like to receive content in another accessible format? Contact us and we will take care of it. Please tell us which page, what the problem is, which browser and device, and which assistive technology you used. We will respond within 5 business days.

  • Accessibility coordinator: Ksenia Mishin, Head of Delivery.
  • Email: kseniam@zooz-tech.co.il
  • Phone (company switchboard): 052-707-3314
  • Address: 25 Ofel St., Petah Tikva (Amot Platinum Tower, Kiryat Arye).