Accessibility statement

DeskKit places great importance on providing equal, accessible service to all users, including people with disabilities. We work to make the site accessible in line with the Israeli standard (IS 5568) at level AA, based on the international WCAG 2.0 guidelines.

What we've done so far

Alt text for images, ARIA labeling for icon buttons, keyboard navigation support in menus and forms, checked color contrast, and semantic HTML structure (headings, labeled forms) throughout every page.

Accessibility tools on this site

Every page has a floating accessibility button (or press Alt+Shift+A) that opens an adjustments panel: bigger text, line height, text alignment, a readable font and letter spacing; dark or light high contrast, grayscale, hiding images, stopping animations and a big cursor; highlighted links, a reading mask, a strong focus outline and a page-structure list (headings, regions and links) to jump around quickly. Settings are saved in your browser only and apply to DeskKit's interface — not to the sites and documents you create. Hid the button? You can bring it back here:

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Known limitations

The site is a work in progress. Some parts — in particular live previews of templates generated dynamically in the builders — may not yet be fully accessible. We're working on this on an ongoing basis.

Run into an accessibility issue?

We'd love to hear about it and fix it — get in touch or write to Contact us, and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.