Accessibility statement
We want every person to be able to read, understand and act on advizly.ai, including people with disabilities. This page lists the adjustments available on the site, what is accessible, and who to write to when something does not work.
What we are committed to
Advizly works to make this website accessible in accordance with the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law (1998) and the Service Accessibility Regulations (2013). Our target is conformance with Israeli Standard 5568 at level AA, which is based on the WCAG guidelines.
Accessibility here is ongoing work. The site keeps changing, and every change is expected to keep the bar we describe on this page.
The adjustments available on the site
On every page, in the lower corner of the screen, there is an accessibility button that opens an adjustments menu. Your choices are saved in the browser and stay with you across pages and visits, and a single button resets them all.
Larger text
Two enlargement levels for all text on the site, without breaking the layout.
High contrast
Sharper, darker text and interface colors, for comfortable reading.
Highlight links
Every link gets an underline and a visible highlight, so you can spot it without relying on color.
Stop animations
Stops movement, transitions and auto-playing videos, for anyone who finds motion on the screen disturbing.
What else is accessible
- The pages are built with standard HTML: a proper heading structure, and alternative text on images.
- The accessibility menu itself is fully keyboard operable, announces its state to screen readers, and closes with the Escape key.
- The site works on mobile and desktop, and buttons are sized for comfortable tapping.
- The full content exists in Hebrew and in English, each in its natural reading direction.
Found an accessibility problem? Write to us
Email us at hello@advizly.ai with a short description of the page and the problem. We are a small company and we answer ourselves. Fixing accessibility issues comes ahead of other site work.
You can also contact the Commission for Equal Rights of Persons with Disabilities at the Israeli Ministry of Justice. Commission website
This statement was last updated on October 27, 2026.