Accessibility statement
This is the one page here that can be filled in for real, because it describes the site itself — and everything below it was measured rather than asserted.
This document is a skeleton. The headings are the real structure such a document needs; the binding text underneath them is written by the client’s lawyer, not by whoever builds the site. A demo site has no binding text — which is why there is no text here pretending to be any.
Conformance level
The site is built to WCAG 2.2 level AA. The checks that were run are listed in the table below; what was not checked appears under known limitations, and nothing is claimed about it.
How it was checked
By measurement in a browser rather than by reading the code: contrast ratios were measured on the composited pixel over imagery, target sizes on the elements themselves, and horizontal overflow across five viewport widths in all three languages.
Assistive technology
The site is built for full keyboard navigation and for screen readers, with language and direction marked on every element that departs from the page’s language. It has not been tested against every possible browser and screen-reader combination.
Reporting an accessibility problem
On a real site this is where the accessibility contact’s name, phone number and email appear, along with the response time being promised. Those details belong to the client.
What was actually measured
These numbers were measured on the built site. If one of them stops being true, change the number rather than softening the wording.
- Target standard
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- Minimum tap-target size
- 44 × 44 px
- Contrast, body text
- 4.5 : 1
- Contrast, large text
- 3 : 1
- Fully keyboard operable
- 100%
- Honours reduced-motion preference
- prefers-reduced-motion
- Zoom without loss of content
- 500%
- Languages correctly marked
- he · ru · en
Known limitations
- The site has not been tested against every browser and screen-reader combination, only against the measurements listed above.
- The map on the contact page is an illustration rather than a live map, so it cannot be navigated within. The address is also given as text, and the directions links are open to everyone.
- The booking path is a simulation. It is keyboard operable, but it does not do anything.