1. Commitment
Accessibility is part of AttestVoice's product. We work to make the service accessible to everyone, as required by the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law, 5758-1998, and the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013. A link to this statement appears in the footer of every page of the site.
2. What the statement covers
The statement covers the marketing site: every page in Hebrew and English, including the legal documents, the help centre, the questions and answers page and the contact form. Technologies relied upon: HTML5, CSS3, WAI-ARIA 1.2 and JavaScript (React and Next.js).
The AttestVoice application (sign-in, files, transcript editor, account, live transcription) is built to the same standard but was not part of the check described here. See section 6.
3. Standard and conformance level
- Standard: Israeli Standard IS 5568 part 1 (2023), and under it WCAG 2.2 level AA.
- Conformance level: AA on the marketing site, except for the gaps listed in section 6.
4. When and how it was checked
- Date of the last check: 1 November 2026.
- Automated tool: axe-core 4.13 in Chromium (Playwright), on every page linked on the site, in both languages, in light mode, dark mode and high-contrast mode. The WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 rules at levels A and AA are checked, and every finding counts as a failure.
- Automated structure checks: valid markup (duplicate ids, nested controls), one main heading per page, headings in sequence with no skipped level, language and direction on every page, and an accessible name for every button.
- Automated keyboard checks: the skip link is the first keyboard stop and moves focus to the content, and in the contact form the keyboard reaches every field.
- The automated checks run on every code change to the site.
5. Adjustments made
- Full keyboard operation: skip-to-content link and visible focus states.
- Semantic structure: one main heading per page, a continuous heading hierarchy, labelled navigation and content regions, and labelled forms.
- AA colour contrast in light and dark mode; language and direction set for Hebrew and English.
- Display adaptations chosen by the user and remembered in the browser: high contrast, larger text and reduced motion, in addition to honouring the system reduced-motion setting.
- Form status and error messages are announced to screen readers; icons are always accompanied by text or an accessible label.
6. Known gaps
- No screen-reader test has been done. Testing so far is automated only; no manual check by a person has been done yet. Testing with NVDA and JAWS in Chrome and Firefox, and with VoiceOver on mobile, is planned, and this statement will be updated with the results. We do not claim compatibility with a screen reader that has not been tested.
- The application was not part of this check. The automated scan of the application needs the full system and was not run on 1 November 2026.
- DOCX and PDF documents produced by the system (court transcript, annexes, reports) are generated with structural tagging and a document language, but full PDF/UA conformance has not been verified with an external checker. Alternative: the transcript is also available as DOCX and as plain text.
- Display adaptations require JavaScript. Without it the default display is shown, which itself meets level AA.
- Live transcription: the updating text is announced in a live region, and in long meetings the announcement rate may be high.
- The automated scan of 1 November 2026 found no issues on the site's pages.
7. Accessibility coordinator and how to reach us
Hit an accessibility barrier, or need an adjustment or information in another format? The AttestVoice accessibility coordinator can be reached in two ways:
- By email: office@attestvoice.com
- Through the contact form, topic Other.
To help us respond quickly, tell us which page you were on, what you were trying to do, and which browser or assistive technology you used. Every enquiry gets a first reply and an alternative accommodation where possible, and we work to fix the barrier and update you within 60 days.
8. Updating this statement
Last updated 1 November 2026. The next update is planned by 1 May 2027, or earlier if something material changes on the site or in the check results.