Accessibility Statement

Our commitment

The "?WHAT IF" website works to make its services and content accessible to all users, under Regulation 35A of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013, and Israeli Standard SI 5568 Part 1 (September 2023), which is based on the WCAG 2.0 guidelines, at level AA.

Accessibility adjustments made on the site

• A "Skip to main content" link at the start of every page, shown on the first press of the Tab key.
• Every button, link, and form field can be reached with the keyboard alone, and the focused element is marked with a clear outline.
• Hierarchical headings on every page, and navigation areas labeled for screen readers.
• Alternative text for images that carry information. Purely decorative images and symbols are hidden from screen readers.
• A contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 between text and background.
• The language of every page is set (Hebrew or English), with matching direction: right-to-left in Hebrew, left-to-right in English.
• A language switcher at the top of every page, with the Israeli flag for Hebrew and the US flag for English.
• In the FAQ, screen readers announce whether each answer is open or closed. The deck comparison table has row and column headers.
• Form fields are linked to their labels.
• A WhatsApp button in the corner of every page, to contact us directly in one click.
• If you set "reduce motion" in your operating system, the site shows without animations.
• The site works on mobile and at up to 200% browser zoom without losing content.

The accessibility menu

Every page has an accessibility button (the ♿ symbol) in the bottom corner of the screen. It opens a menu with these options, and your choice is saved for your next visit in the same browser:

• Text size: three steps up, to 150%.
• High contrast: black text on a white background, links in blue and underlined.
• Grayscale: shows the site without colors.
• Highlight links: an underline and an outline around every link.
• Readable font: switches to a plain font with wider letter and word spacing.
• Stop animations: stops motion, transitions, and videos.
• Large mouse cursor.
• Read text aloud on click: click on text, a button, or a link, or reach it with the keyboard, and it is read aloud. This uses your browser’s or device’s voice, and not every browser has a Hebrew voice.
• Reset all settings, and a link to this statement.

The menu is an extra. The site itself is built to work with screen readers, browser zoom, and your operating system’s accessibility settings, without depending on the menu.

Known limitations

We keep testing and improving. These are the limitations we currently know of:

• The card illustrations are images. They have alternative text, but not all the text printed inside an illustration also appears as text on the site.
• The videos on the hint pages (reached from the QR code on the cards) do not have captions yet.
• The payment page is run by an external payment provider (SUMIT), and we do not control its accessibility. If you have trouble with it, contact us and we will complete your order another way, by phone or WhatsApp.
• The printed cards themselves are not an "internet service" and are not subject to the accessibility requirements that apply to the website.

Did you encounter an accessibility issue?

If something on the site isn’t accessible to you, or you need an adjustment in order to order, write to us or call. It helps to tell us which page it happened on, what you were trying to do, and which browser or assistive technology you used. We will handle your request as soon as possible, and no later than 60 days, as set out in Regulation 35A(d)(1), and in the meantime we will offer another way to get the service.