Accessibility statement

Updated 06/11/2026 (day/month/year). This is a translation of the Hebrew statement.

We want everyone to be able to use Morest's site. We built it to meet Israeli Standard 5568, at level AA of the WCAG guidelines. This page sets out what has been done, what has not yet, and how to reach us.

What has been done

• A structure of headings and regions, so the site can be navigated with assistive technology too.
• Every link, button and the form can be used with a keyboard, with a clear mark on the element in focus.
• Every field in the form has a label. An error message is announced and returns the focus to the field to fix.
• The animated graphics are decoration only and hidden from screen readers. All the content is written as text.
• If the device is set to reduce motion, the animations stop and the content is shown without movement.
• The site is written in Hebrew, right to left, and has an English version, left to right. Numbers, dates and amounts are shown in the right direction.
• The "עברית | English" switcher at the top of every page leads to the same page in the other language, and each language is written in its own name and script.
• The site was checked in Chrome and Firefox, on a computer screen and a phone screen; the English pages, in Chrome.

What has not been done yet

• The site has not yet been tested with screen readers, and has not had an external accessibility audit.
• In some of the animated demos, the text changes as you scroll or click. If anything is unclear, we will gladly explain.

How to reach us

Ran into a difficulty, or is something missing? Leave your details in the form on the site and write in the note field what happened and on which page. We will get back to you and handle it.