Accessibility
Last update: 25.06.2023
These days, when the Internet has become an integral part of most of our daily lives, there is a commitment to making all websites accessible to allow easy access for everyone. Some people have found themselves having difficulty using certain websites due to various limitations, to the point that it sometimes becomes impossible for them. Therefore, we invest a lot of effort in improving and making the Internet more accessible to everyone. Our vision is to ensure that everyone can find the most convenient way for them to surf the web, and we are here to help them achieve this. Our principle is that everyone has the right to equal access to information, and we will do everything in our power to achieve this.
The purpose of this page is to detail the accessibility adjustments that have been made to the Sublet Israel website, and the ways in which users can adapt the site to their needs.
How does accessibility work on the website?
The site has implemented accessibility software, which operates through a dedicated accessibility server. This software allows the site to meet the accessibility requirements of the WCAG 2.0 document at level AA. The site has an accessibility menu that is accessible to users. The accessibility menu can be accessed by clicking on the software marker, and selecting one of the options will refresh the page with the selected adjustments.
The use of the site
Below are some of the actions taken as part of making the website accessible:
Keyboard navigation compatibility – enabling keyboard navigation
Adapting the site to a screen reader – adapting the site for assistive technologies such as NVDA, JAWS
Increasing the website font to 5 different sizes
Blocking the flickering - stopping moving elements and blocking the flickering
Contrast adjustment – changing color contrast based on a dark background
Contrast adjustment – changing color contrast based on a light background
Website adaptation for colorblind people
Changing the font to make it more readable
Increasing the cursor and changing its color to black or white
Enlarge the display to approximately 200%
Highlighting links on the site
Highlighting titles on the site
The tests were tested for the highest compatibility for the Chrome browser.
The site provides a semantic structure for assistive technologies and support for the accepted usage pattern for operating with a keyboard using the arrow keys, Enter and Esc to exit menus and windows.
Enlarge the caption on the website
To enlarge the text on the website: Use the Ctrl + key.
To reduce the text on the website: Use the Ctrl key – .
To return the text on the site to its original size: Use the Ctrl 0 key.
Changing the screen display size
To enlarge the screen: Press the F11 key.
To reduce the screen to its original size: Press the F11 key again.
Browsing the site without a mouse
The site has been optimized for keyboard-only browsing. Using the TAB key will move the keyboard focus between different objects on the page, and using the arrow keys and the Enter key will allow you to choose between different options.
Exclusions
It should be noted that we continue to make efforts to improve the accessibility of the site as part of our commitment to enabling the entire population, including people with disabilities, to receive the most accessible service. However, despite our efforts to make all pages on the site and our other digital assets accessible, it is possible that parts or capabilities may not be properly accessible or have not yet been made accessible.
Contact regarding accessibility
If you encounter any problem or malfunction regarding accessibility, we would be happy for you to update us by contacting the accessibility manager on the site via email at info@subletisrael.co.il.
We will make every effort to find a suitable solution for you and address the problem as soon as possible.
In order for us to best address the problem, we highly recommend that you include as many complete details as possible:
- Problem Description.
- Link to the page you were browsing.
- Browser type and version.
- What is the action you were trying to perform?
- The operating system.
- The type of assistive technology (if you used it).