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Accessibility statement

Accessibility features that make the site easier to read and navigate.

Last updated: September 15, 2026.

MyViro works to improve content accessibility in accordance with the principles of Israeli Standard 5568 at the AA level, and by applying additional adjustments from WCAG 2.2. The technical tests are not a confirmation of full compliance with all standard requirements.

Reading and navigation

• Skip link to content, hierarchical headings and named navigation areas.
• Keyboard operation, visible focus and focus management in menus and table-of-contents links.
• Labels for search and filters, with announcements for search results, article ratings and copied links.
• Alternative text for images, table captions and keyboard-accessible scrolling areas.
• Support for small screens and the operating system’s reduced-motion preference.

The accessibility menu

The accessibility button is in the lower left corner. You can enlarge text up to 200%, turn on high contrast, highlight links and titles, space text, choose a simple font, reduce motion, hide images and enlarge the cursor. The reset button returns the site view to the default. The adjustments are saved in the browser's local storage and are not sent to the server.

Keyboard and mobile use

Tab and Shift+Tab move between controls. Enter activates links and buttons; Space activates buttons and dropdown controls. Escape closes the accessibility dialog and returns focus to the button that opened it. You can also use your browser’s zoom. Wide tables scroll horizontally: use Tab to reach the table’s scroll area, then use the arrow keys.

Videos and known limitations

Video pages use YouTube players with a title, full-screen controls and a close button that works with a keyboard. Videos do not autoplay. Captions and player controls are supplied by YouTube and the video publisher; captions and complete transcripts have not been verified for every video. The guides can be read in English without watching, but are not full transcripts of the videos. A complete manual assessment with screen readers and other assistive technology has not yet been carried out.