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Accessibility Statement

Ornexi — the websites ornexi.co.il and ornexi.com

Last updated: 27 October 2026

1. Our commitment

Ornexi (“we”, “us”) is the brand name of an Israeli business owned by Tzvika Gershon. We build websites, and we see accessibility as part of the quality of our work: we want everyone, including people with disabilities, to be able to use our site easily and independently. This statement covers both of our sites: ornexi.co.il in Hebrew and ornexi.com in English.

2. Accessibility level

The site has been adapted to the requirements of Israeli Standard 5568, which is based on the international Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, at level AA, according to the checks described in section 5, which also covered the WCAG 2.1 rules at level AA.

3. What we did to make the site accessible

  • Keyboard navigation: a link that skips to the main content is the first stop on every page, and every element that receives focus has a clear focus indicator.
  • Colour contrast meets the standard on every page, including in the site’s high-contrast mode.
  • You can zoom up to 200% without horizontal scrolling, and the layout adapts to every screen width, from phone to desktop.
  • A clear structure: headings in order, and the language and text direction are set on every page. Email addresses and phone numbers are shown left to right on the Hebrew pages too.
  • Images have text alternatives, and purely decorative images are marked so that screen readers skip them.
  • Forms: every field has a label, error messages are linked to their fields, and focus moves to the first error.
  • The chat opens as a separate dialog: focus stays inside it while it is open and returns to the chat button when you close it. The chat states clearly that it is an AI assistant.
  • Page content is shown even when scripts do not run. You can stop the site’s animations from the accessibility menu, and they also stop when reduced motion is set on your device.

4. The accessibility menu

Every page has an accessibility menu. In it you can:

  • enlarge or reduce the text;
  • switch to high contrast or to grayscale;
  • highlight links;
  • switch to a readable font;
  • stop animations;
  • enlarge the mouse cursor;
  • reset all the settings.

Your preferences are stored only in your browser and are not sent to us. The menu also has a link for reporting an accessibility problem and a link to this statement.

The menu is a convenience only. The site itself is built to be accessible without it.

5. How we checked

On 27 October 2026, all pages of the site, in both languages, were checked:

  • with an automated testing tool (axe) against the WCAG 2.0 and WCAG 2.1 rules at levels A and AA, at desktop and phone widths, including with the accessibility menu, the chat dialog and the phone menu open;
  • by keyboard on every page — the skip link is the first stop, and every stop has a visible focus indicator — and by keyboard checks of the forms and the chat dialog;
  • by measuring the contrast of all text, including in high-contrast mode;
  • at 200% zoom, at screen widths from 320 pixels, with reduced motion, and with scripts turned off.

No failures were found. The checks were made in a Chromium-based browser. The site is built on open web standards and is intended for the current versions of the common browsers.

6. Known limitations and alternatives

As far as we know, no part of the site is inaccessible. We may still have missed something, and if you run into a difficulty, we would like to hear about it (section 8).

  • Links to external sites, such as sources in the articles and the WhatsApp service, lead to services we do not control; their accessibility is the responsibility of whoever operates them.
  • Sending the forms requires JavaScript in your browser. Without it you can reach us by phone, email or WhatsApp, and the form itself shows a notice about this.
  • All information and services on the site are also available by phone, email or WhatsApp.

7. Accessibility of our service

We have no office that receives the public. Our service is provided remotely: by phone, email and WhatsApp. When a face-to-face meeting is needed, for example to close a deal, we arrange it at a place the client requests.

8. Contacting us about accessibility

Have you run into an accessibility problem, or do you need information or a service in an accessible way? Contact us:

To help us handle your request, please tell us which page it concerns, what you were trying to do, what happened, and which browser, device or assistive technology you used. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

9. Updates to this statement

This statement was last updated on 27 October 2026. When we make a significant change to the site, we check its accessibility again and update this statement.