Accessibility statement

About this statement

This statement covers the screen-now.com marketing website, including the home, about and accessibility pages in Hebrew and English. It does not cover the ScreenNow management application or content on external websites.

Our approach

We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a target for improving the website. The adjustments and checks described here are not a certification of full conformance. A comprehensive professional accessibility assessment and usability testing with assistive technologies have not yet been completed.

Accessibility features

• Consistent headings and page structure, with appropriate language and text direction for Hebrew and English.
• A skip-to-content link and a clear indication of keyboard focus.
• Keyboard operation of links, menus, FAQs and industry tabs.
• Alternative text for content images; decorative artwork is marked to reduce noise for screen readers.
• Responsive layouts for narrow screens and support for browser zoom.
• Options for larger text, high contrast, highlighted links, text spacing and reduced motion.
• Respect for the device’s reduced-motion preference. No automatically playing video or audio.

Using a keyboard

Tab / Shift + Tab

Move forward and backward between interactive elements. The skip-to-content link appears at the start of keyboard navigation.

Enter / Space

Activate buttons and expand or collapse FAQs. Use Enter to follow links.

← / → / Home / End

Move between the industry tabs. Arrow direction follows the page language.

Escape

Close the mobile menu, contact window or accessibility options and return focus to the opening button.

Saving your preferences

Accessibility preferences are stored locally in your browser and are not sent to the server. Reset preferences removes them. If storage is blocked, preferences apply only to the current page. The content, navigation and FAQs remain available without JavaScript; the preferences panel requires JavaScript.

Testing and known limitations

Automated and interaction checks have been performed in desktop Chrome in both languages, using viewport sizes that simulate desktop and mobile layouts. They cover keyboard controls, navigation, display preferences and accessibility rules using axe-core. Not every combination of browser, device and screen reader has been verified; in particular, this is not a certification of compatibility with NVDA or VoiceOver.