Access belongs in every story
Willy the Wheel is rooted in lived experience of disability. We want the website to be usable by disabled people, older people and visitors using assistive technologies, not merely to display an accessibility badge.
Last reviewed and updated: 30 August 2026
The applicable Israeli legal framework refers to Israeli Standard 5568, Part 1 (September 2023), which incorporates Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 with Israeli national adjustments, at Level AA. This standard and the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Accessibility Adjustments to Service) Regulations, 2013, are the baseline used for this online information and book website.
Relevant newer WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria are also used as a voluntary design and testing target where they apply. This does not change the Israeli legal baseline described above.
This is a description of the site's goals and current work, not a certification that every page or feature fully conforms. No independent third-party accessibility audit has been completed. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and automated tools cannot determine every barrier.
The site does not depend on a separate accessibility overlay or toolbar. Its core content and controls are intended to work directly with the keyboard, browser zoom and compatible assistive technologies.
You do not need a site-specific plug-in to use these options. They are built into your browser or device, so your chosen settings can work on this website and on other websites. Shortcuts can vary by operating-system version and keyboard; the Settings paths below are the reliable alternative.
Edge also provides page zoom under Settings and more → Zoom. See the official Microsoft Edge keyboard-shortcut guide (opens in a new tab).
See Microsoft's guides to changing text size (opens in a new tab) and using Magnifier (opens in a new tab).
See Microsoft's official instructions for contrast themes (opens in a new tab) and color filters (opens in a new tab).
See Microsoft's Narrator introduction (opens in a new tab) and scan-mode guide (opens in a new tab).
See the official Apple VoiceOver guide (opens in a new tab) and Google TalkBack guide (opens in a new tab).
Internal checks have included source-code and rendered-page review, automated structural checks, contrast checks, keyboard-only navigation, focus-order review, zoom and narrow-screen reflow checks. Main routes were also checked for a unique title, one main heading, one main landmark, image alternatives and structured data.
These checks are useful but do not replace an independent audit or testing with a representative range of disabled users and assistive technologies. Such an audit has not yet been completed.
The site is intended to work with current versions of major browsers and the assistive technologies supported by those browsers. If your combination behaves differently, please report it so the barrier can be reproduced and corrected.
Book purchases and some follow-up content open on Amazon, YouTube or Facebook. Those services are operated by third parties and are not controlled by Willy the Wheel. Their accessibility can change independently. There are currently no embedded third-party videos, payment forms or advertising trackers on this website.
The website is an online information service and does not list a public-facing reception location. If an in-person service location is introduced, its physical accessibility arrangements will be published.
If something on the website is difficult to use, email talns33@gmail.com.
Include the page address, what you were trying to do, the barrier you encountered and, if you are comfortable sharing it, the browser, device and assistive technology used. We will review the report and make a good-faith effort to provide an accessible alternative while the barrier is investigated.
Willy the Wheel uses Israeli Standard 5568 Part 1, which incorporates WCAG 2.0 with Israeli national adjustments, at Level AA as its legal accessibility baseline. Relevant WCAG 2.2 Level AA criteria are an additional voluntary target. The site includes keyboard navigation, screen-reader landmarks, visible focus, meaningful image alternatives, responsive reflow, zoom support and reduced-motion support. This is not a certification of full conformance, and no independent accessibility audit has yet been completed.
If anything prevents you from using this website, email talns33@gmail.com. Please include the page address and a short description of the barrier so we can investigate it and offer an accessible alternative.
