Accessibility Statement
This page is a translation of the Hebrew version. We have taken care to make it accurate; if you notice a discrepancy, please let us know and we will correct it.
It matters to us that everyone can use this site easily, independently and with dignity, including people with disabilities. The site was made accessible in accordance with the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013 (תקנות שוויון זכויות לאנשים עם מוגבלות (התאמות נגישות לשירות), התשע"ג-2013). The site partially conforms to Israeli Standard IS 5568 (ת"י 5568), which is based on WCAG 2.0 at level AA.
What we have done on the site
- Semantic structure: page regions are marked up (header, main content, navigation and footer), headings follow a logical hierarchy, and lists are marked up as lists.
- A “Skip to main content” link at the start of every page.
- Full keyboard navigation: all links, buttons, questions and answers, the “Why electrolysis” cards and the form can be reached with the Tab key and activated with Enter or Space.
- A clear focus indicator on every element that receives focus.
- The navigation menu closes with the Esc key; focus stays inside it while it is open and returns to the menu button when it closes.
- Alternative text for images that convey information, while decorative images and captions are hidden from screen readers.
- Text and background color contrast meets the requirements of the standard. The large display lettering in the “Why electrolysis” section is decorative, and a text heading for screen readers sits beside it.
- The contact form has a visible label for every field, written error messages linked to their field, marking of invalid fields, and a status message that is announced automatically.
- The page language and direction are defined (English, left to right).
- The site is adapted for mobile, and you can zoom up to 400% without horizontal scrolling and without losing content.
- The site has continuous decorative animations (the text ring around the letter R, the dots in the “Why electrolysis” section, the pulse of the WhatsApp button). They stop when reduced motion is set on your device, or with the “Stop motion” button in the accessibility tool.
- Click and tap areas are large enough, with extra-large buttons on mobile.
How the site was tested
The Hebrew version of the site was tested on 24 September 2026 in the Chrome browser on desktop and in mobile view (widths from 320 to 1920 pixels): an automated check of structure, headings, images, contrast and the size of click areas, and a manual, keyboard-only pass over all interactive elements. The English version was tested separately on 27 October 2026: an automated check of structure, language settings, layout and the size of click areas (widths from 320 to 1920 pixels), and a manual keyboard pass over the language switcher, the cookie banner and the accessibility widget.
This site is available in Hebrew, English, Spanish and Russian. The full manual keyboard-only pass described above was carried out on the Hebrew version; the English, Spanish and Russian versions were each checked separately on 27 October 2026, as described above. Please let us know if you run into any difficulty in any of them.
Known limitations
- The site has not yet been tested with screen reader software (such as NVDA or VoiceOver) or in additional browsers. We'd be glad to hear if you run into any difficulty.
- On desktop, text size is scaled to the screen width. Zooming in the browser (Ctrl and +) enlarges the text; changing only the “font size” in the browser settings has a partial effect.
- External links (WhatsApp) lead to a third-party service, whose accessibility is not our responsibility.
In the bottom corner of every page there is a personalization button (it also opens with Ctrl+U): text enlargement up to 200%, high contrast, link highlighting, stopping motion, text spacing, a large cursor and a link to this statement. The button does not replace the accessibility work built into the site's code itself.
Accessibility arrangements at the clinic
The clinic is at Sapir 20, Harish, and is fully accessible to people with disabilities. For details on getting here and on accessibility, or to request a specific accommodation before your treatment, you can contact us on WhatsApp, by phone or by email, and we'll be happy to help.
Accessibility coordinator and inquiries
Have you come across an accessibility problem, or do you have a suggestion for improvement? We'd be glad to hear from you and will take care of it as soon as possible. Accessibility coordinator: Ruth Schindler.
- WhatsApp or phone: 053-3107218
- Email: r7661996@gmail.com
To help us handle your inquiry, please mention which page it concerns, what you were trying to do, and which browser, device or assistive technology you used.