# Accessibility statement

Draft templates only. Professional legal review under applicable Israeli law is required before binding use. These documents are not legally approved.

Draft version: 2026-11-10 / draft-4

Accessibility features, verified testing scope and current limitations of the BTNXIO website. This is a draft statement, not a compliance certificate.

## 1. Approach and scope

BTNXIO works to make its Hebrew/English website usable across screen sizes and input methods, including all eight design experiences. The website uses readable HTML for its main content rather than a canvas-only interface. Accessibility requirements for customer projects are specified individually; displaying this statement does not certify any client website.

## 2. Navigation and keyboard

The reviewed implementation includes semantic page headings, a skip link, labeled navigation, visible keyboard focus and mobile menu controls. Menus can be closed with Escape and focus is restored. Native disclosure elements expose expanded state. Contact feedback uses a modal dialog with associated title/description, focus trapping, Escape handling and restoration to Submit. Standard Tab and Shift+Tab can be used to move through controls; essential actions are not hover-only.

## 3. Forms, language and presentation

Form controls have associated labels; name/email are required and phone is optional. Field errors are connected to controls, input is retained on failure, and status feedback distinguishes uncertainty from confirmed acceptance. Hebrew uses RTL and English LTR, with mixed-direction values isolated where appropriate. Responsive layouts, local language-aware fonts, text wrapping and reduced-motion preferences are implemented. Theme selection can offer a different reading presentation, but is not a substitute for fixing a barrier.

## 4. Verified local test evidence

Local QA dated 10 November 2026 records Chromium and Firefox checks across eight experiences and both languages. Contact layout coverage included 320×568 through 1920×1080 and intermediate widths, keyboard/modal interactions, validation and overflow checks. Zoom-related checks simulated viewport/DPR factors of 80%, 100%, 125% and 150%; native browser zoom menus were not operated. Provider responses and the verification widget were mocked for these checks. Selected rendered screenshots were inspected. These are development tests, not an independent accessibility audit or certification.

## 5. Known limitations

A comprehensive screen-reader audit, real-device coverage, native zoom-menu verification and the live third-party Turnstile interface have not been established by the reviewed QA. WebKit testing was not completed on the local host. Downloaded Markdown may require an appropriate reader, and client-added content or external sites may have separate barriers. No complete WCAG, Israeli Standard 5568 or legal-compliance claim is made. Legal applicability, required arrangements and any exemption must be determined for the actual operator and service; none is assumed here.

## 6. Reporting a barrier and receiving assistance

For an accessibility issue, email btnxio@gmail.com with the page address, language/theme, action attempted and an optional description of browser or assistive technology. Please avoid unnecessary medical information or personal documents. If the verification widget or form prevents contact, use the direct email link. Requests can include an alternative accessible format or channel; availability is considered individually without inventing a response-time guarantee. No coordinator name or telephone number is represented.

## 7. Maintenance of this statement

This statement identifies the reviewed version and evidence rather than guaranteeing permanent absence of barriers. Relevant changes, reported barriers and further audit findings should be reflected in a dated revision. Accessibility contact remains btnxio@gmail.com.




## Related drafts

- [Website terms of use](en-website-terms.md)
- [Privacy policy](en-privacy-policy.md)