Accessibility statement

The website was built with the aim of meeting the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013, and Israeli Standard SI 5568 for web content accessibility, at level AA. The standard is based on the international WCAG 2.0 guidelines. While building the site we also followed the newer version of the guidelines, WCAG 2.2, at level AA.

• The site is available in Hebrew, English and Russian. Every page states its language and writing direction (right to left in Hebrew), so screen readers read it correctly.
• You can move around the site and use links, buttons and form fields with the keyboard. The element in focus is marked with a clear outline.
• At the top of every page there is a "Skip to main content" link that takes you straight to the content, past the menu.
• Every page has a clear structure of headings and marked areas (the page header, the navigation menu, the main content and the footer) that screen readers recognise.
• Text and background colours were chosen to have enough contrast for comfortable reading.
• Every image that carries information has a text description in all three languages. Images that are only decoration are hidden from screen readers.
• The site is built for phones first and adapts to the screen size, including narrow 360-pixel screens.
• Buttons, and links that stand on their own line, are large enough to tap easily with a finger. A link inside a sentence is the same size as the text around it.
• In the order form every field has a clear label. If something is missing, a written message explains what to fill in, and a list of everything missing appears at the top of the form. When a detail needs arranging, such as a time when we are closed, a calm written note appears under the field; it never stops you from sending.
• The site respects your device's "reduce motion" setting. There is no flashing content, and no sound or video that starts by itself.
• We did not install an "accessibility plugin". The site itself was built to be accessible, and you can use the tools your device already has, such as zoom, a screen reader and high contrast.

With every change to the site's code, automatic accessibility checks run on the main pages (with the axe tool, against the WCAG guidelines at levels A and AA) in the Chromium browser, which Google Chrome is also based on. Another automatic check makes sure every page fits a phone's width, in all three languages.

A manual check with screen readers (such as NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack) and in other browsers (Safari, Firefox and Edge) has not been done yet. We will update this page when it is done.

Despite our efforts, some parts of the site may not be fully accessible yet. These are the parts we know of:

• Orders are sent on WhatsApp, an outside service whose accessibility we do not control. If it is hard for you to use, you can order by phone.
• When the kashrut certificate is shown on the kashrut page, it is a scanned image, and the text inside it is not available as text. The kashrut wording itself is written on the page as regular text.

Found a problem that is not listed here? We would be glad to hear about it. Our contact details are below.

You can get our full service without the website too: call us on 054-848-1987 or message us on WhatsApp, and we will help you choose a menu and place an order.