Accessibility statement
It matters to us that everyone can use the website and reach the shop comfortably. This is a translation for convenience; if there is any discrepancy, the Hebrew version is binding.
Website accessibility
The website was built in accordance with Israel's Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013, and Israeli Standard SI 5568 – "Web content accessibility guidelines", at level AA. The standard is based on the W3C's WCAG guidelines.
What we've done on the website
- The website is available in Hebrew (right to left), English and Russian, with a hierarchical heading structure on every page.
- The whole website can be navigated by keyboard, and the focus position is clearly marked.
- At the top of every page there's a "Skip to main content" link.
- Images have alternative text describing them, and decorative images are hidden from screen readers.
- Text colour contrast meets a ratio of at least 4.5:1.
- You can zoom the display up to 200% without losing content, and the website is adapted to phone screens.
- At the top of every page there's an accessibility button (a person icon) that opens a menu of adjustments: text size in three steps, high contrast or a dark background, grayscale, highlighted links and headings, text spacing, a simple font, a strong focus outline, stopping animations, a large mouse cursor and reading text aloud.
- The menu also opens from the keyboard and closes with the Esc key. Settings are saved in your browser only and apply to every page. The "Reset all settings" button restores the normal display.
- Reading aloud uses a voice installed on your device. If your device has no voice in the page's language, the menu says so, and you can add one in your device's accessibility settings.
- A site map lists every page, and there's a link to it at the bottom of every page.
- Forms have clear labels, and error messages are shown in text and announced to screen readers.
- Animations are turned off when the device is set to reduce motion, and the frame rotation on the home page can be paused.
- There's no video or sound on the website that starts playing by itself.
Parts with limited accessibility
- The preview studio: the preview itself is visual. All the choices (frame, mat, glass, size) are accessible by keyboard and screen reader, and a full text description of the chosen combination is shown alongside the preview.
- The gallery wall planner: each frame is a button you can move with the keyboard (arrows, and with Shift in 10 cm steps), rotate (R) and remove (Delete). The position of each frame is announced in text, and a summary of the group is shown at the top of the wall.
- The quiz: one question at a time, with focus moving to the next question. The recommendation is also shown in full text, alongside the preview.
- Before and after: the comparison can be moved with the arrow keys, and screen readers announce the position as a percentage.
- Map: the interactive map comes from Google. The address, landmark and directions also appear in text.
- External links (WhatsApp, Waze, Google, Instagram) lead to services outside our control.
The website was tested with automated checks and keyboard navigation in Chrome, at desktop and phone screen widths.
Shop accessibility
- There are no steps at the entrance. The entrance is slightly raised, but wheelchair access is possible. There's disabled parking nearby, including for vehicles with a lift.
- Parking: A car park next to the shop on Ben Gamla Street, and street parking.
- We're happy to help – if you need a special arrangement when you come, call ahead and we'll arrange it.
Run into a problem?
If something on the website or in the shop isn't accessible to you, we'd be glad to hear about it and fix it. You can contact the accessibility coordinator:
- Name: Uziel Rabani
- Phone: 052-898-7900
- Email: contourframings@gmail.com
- Address: 77 Derech Ramatayim, Hod HaSharon
So we can handle the request, please mention which page the problem was on, what you were trying to do, and which browser or assistive technology you were using.
Statement updated: 14.11.2026