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Accessibility statement

Beyond IT is committed to making its website usable by people with disabilities and to providing an equitable digital experience.

Accessibility standard

This website has been designed and reviewed with the aim of conforming to Israeli Standard 5568, Part 1, at level AA, which is based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, subject to the Israeli adaptations in the standard.

Accessibility features

  • Semantic page structure, ordered headings and descriptive page titles.
  • A skip link that moves keyboard and screen-reader users directly to the main content.
  • Keyboard-operable navigation, links, buttons and form controls with visible focus indicators.
  • Programmatically associated form labels, required-field identification and understandable validation feedback.
  • Responsive layouts that support mobile screens and browser text enlargement.
  • Text and interface colors selected for readable contrast.
  • Decorative graphics excluded from the accessibility tree, with important meaning also provided as text.
  • Animation reduced to a near-static presentation when the device’s “reduce motion” preference is enabled.
  • An optional accessibility panel for text enlargement, high contrast, grayscale, reduced motion and browser-based read-aloud.
  • No audio, video, flashing content or marketing tracking.

Using the accessibility tools

The wheelchair-symbol button remains available near the lower edge of every page. Preferences are stored only in the browser on the visitor’s device. The panel supplements—and does not replace—the site’s underlying accessibility, browser settings, operating-system preferences or dedicated assistive technology such as a screen reader. The presence of an accessibility widget is not, by itself, evidence of legal or standards conformance.

Compatibility and testing

The site is intended for current versions of major browsers and common desktop and mobile assistive technologies. Reviews include keyboard-only navigation, focus visibility, semantic headings and labels, responsive layouts, text enlargement, reduced-motion behavior and automated structural checks. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and automated checks cannot identify every possible issue.

Known limitations

No material accessibility limitation is currently known in the website’s own content. The final form-delivery service and any email application opened by the site are third-party technologies whose accessibility is controlled by their respective providers. If you encounter a barrier, we will make reasonable efforts to provide the information or service in an accessible alternative format.

Accessibility arrangements

The website presents advisory services and does not advertise a public reception location. If an in-person meeting is arranged and you require an accessibility adjustment, please tell us in advance so that the appropriate arrangement can be discussed.

Report a problem or request assistance

Beyond IT’s accessibility contact can be reached at [email protected], by telephone at +972 54-215-4151, or through the website contact form. Please include the page or feature involved, what you were trying to do, the problem encountered, the browser or assistive technology used where relevant, and your preferred way for us to respond.

Before publication, a qualified Israeli accessibility professional or legal adviser should confirm the organization’s precise obligations, whether Beyond IT is required to appoint and publish the details of an accessibility coordinator, whether any exemption applies, and whether further organizational accessibility arrangements must be described. This website implementation and statement are not a legal opinion or certification.