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Accessibility statement

Updated: September 30, 2026

We aim to make AZAR usable for people with disabilities. This statement describes implemented adjustments and is not a professional accessibility certification.

Site adjustments

• Content in Hebrew, English and Spanish, with appropriate text direction and structured headings.
• Keyboard navigation, visible focus and a skip-to-content link.
• Labeled form fields and text error messages.
• Calculation results announced through a screen-reader status region.
• Layout adapted to narrow screens and enlarged text.
• An accessibility menu with text enlargement, high contrast, underlined links and reduced motion.

Keyboard navigation

Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between links and fields, Enter or Space to activate buttons, and Escape to close the accessibility dialog. Browser zoom can also enlarge the site.

Limitations and testing

Not all combinations of browsers and assistive technologies have undergone professional certification testing. The accessibility menu helps adjust the display but does not replace an assessment against applicable standards and law.

Having difficulty?

Get in touch using the contact form and select Accessibility. Include the page, the action you tried, your browser and any assistive technology, if relevant. You do not need to share medical information. We will review the request and work to resolve identified problems.

Game accessibility and limitations

Color and dot games rely on vision and do not provide an equivalent nonvisual experience. The inner clock supports keyboard use without color discrimination. The reaction game has a text signal, but is not an accessible comparative measure for screen readers. Switching tabs cancels an active attempt. There are no repetitive flashes, and Escape closes any game. Please report barriers using the contact form.