Last updated: August 1, 2024
Our Accessibility Goals
At Mumble.co.il, web accessibility is a fundamental aspect of our company values. We are committed to continually enhancing our infrastructure to ensure that both our website and platform are inclusive and accessible to individuals with diverse abilities, particularly those using a variety of assistive technologies. Our accessibility roadmap includes focused efforts on both our platform and our public-facing website.
Platform
Our ongoing initiatives aim to ensure our platform conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. We are dedicated to enhancing accessibility by optimizing compatibility with leading assistive technologies such as JAWS and NVDA screen readers for Windows, along with magnification software like ZoomText and Braille displays.
Key focus areas include:
- Keyboard-Friendly Interfaces: Ensuring all interactive elements are navigable using a keyboard.
- Screen Reader Navigation: Enhancing support for screen reader users to ensure seamless navigation and content consumption.
- Focus Visibility: Implementing clear focus indicators to assist users in tracking their location on the page.
- Color Contrasts: Providing sufficient contrast between text and background to ensure readability under various conditions.
- High Contrast and Dark Themes: Offering theme options that cater to users with specific visual preferences.
- Distinguishable Font Sizes: Enabling easy reading through adjustable text sizes.
- Screen Reader Compatibility: Our site is compatible with various screen readers, allowing audio consumption of content.
- Keyboard Navigation: We ensure that all navigational elements are accessible via keyboard.
- Skip to Content Links: These links provide keyboard users the ability to bypass repetitive content and access main page sections directly.
- Descriptive Alt Text for Images: Essential for users who rely on screen readers, ensuring all images are accompanied by descriptive text.
- Clear Headings and Descriptive Links: Facilitating easier navigation and understanding of page structures and link destinations.
- ARIA Implementation: We use Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) to enhance accessibility, particularly for dynamic content and advanced controls.
- Visual Design: All content is designed to be easily enlarged using standard browser controls or magnification software, with adequate contrast between text and backgrounds.