Accessibility Statement
We work to make our site accessible to all users, including people with disabilities
Kosher Basviva considers accessibility an integral part of our service. The web has become a platform for self-expression, social interaction, and commerce. We buy, sell, work and connect online more than ever — and that makes it essential to provide a browsing experience that is enjoyable and easy for everyone.
We invest significant resources to make this site accessible, with the goal of providing a quality browsing experience to the general public, and to people with disabilities in particular.
We are guided by the principle of human dignity and freedom, a cornerstone of Israeli society — because all of us have equal rights and equal worth.
1. Compliance level
This site complies with the requirements of the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Service Accessibility Adjustments), 5773-2013.
Accessibility adjustments were made in accordance with the recommendations of the Israeli Standard (IS 5568) for accessibility of web content at the AA level, and with the international WCAG 2.1 specification, to the extent technically feasible.
2. Accessibility widget
This site uses the Sienna Accessibility widget to help make the site accessible to people with disabilities. The widget allows you to personalize the appearance and behavior of the site to your individual needs.
Open the accessibility menuYou can also open the widget using the fixed icon at the bottom-left of every page on the site.
3. Widget features
Built-in accessibility profiles
- Seizure-safe profile — stops animations and reduces color saturation
- Blind profile — activates the screen reader for auditory navigation
- Visually impaired profile — enhances contrast and enlarges content
- ADHD-friendly profile — reduces distractions for better focus
- Cognitive & learning profile — provides reading and comprehension aids
- Motor-impaired profile — optimizes the site for keyboard-only navigation
Content adjustments
- Increase and decrease font size
- Increase font weight (bolder text)
- Increase line height
- Increase letter spacing
- Switch to a dyslexia-friendly font
- Highlight links
- Highlight headings
Color and contrast adjustments
- Monochrome (grayscale) mode
- Low color saturation
- High color saturation
- High contrast
- Light contrast (black text on white background)
- Dark contrast (white text on black background)
Visual and navigation aids
- Super focus on active elements
- Screen reader for site content
- Reading guide to follow the text
- Big, clearer cursor
- Page structure overview (headings, landmarks, and links)
Additional tools
- Stop animations and motion on the site
- Hide images
- Image tooltips
- Full reset of all settings back to the default view
4. Adjustments made on this site
- Adaptation of the site to work with assistive technologies, including common screen readers.
- Full keyboard navigation across all links and buttons on the site.
- Use of semantic HTML5 tags and ARIA attributes for correct identification of page components.
- Color contrast and sizing in accordance with WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines.
- Alternative text descriptions (alt) for images that carry information.
- A clear, hierarchical heading structure across all pages of the site.
5. Pages or components that are not yet fully accessible
Despite our efforts to make every page of the site accessible, some parts may not yet be fully accessible or are still in the process of being made so:
- User-generated content (reviews, comments and images) — we cannot guarantee the accessibility level of content submitted by end users.
- Third-party components embedded in the site (Google Maps, Google AdSense advertisements, social media sharing widgets) are subject to the accessibility policies of their respective providers.
- PDF files and external documents — some of these may not be fully accessible. If you need access to one, please contact us and we'll be glad to help.
6. Ongoing accessibility process — continuous monitoring and improvement
We continue to work on accessibility improvements on an ongoing basis, updating our accessibility adjustments in line with current recommendations and fixing issues as they come up. If you encountered a component or page that is not accessible — please let us know and we will work to fix it as soon as possible.
7. Accessibility coordinator and contact
If you encountered an accessibility issue on the site, please contact us and we will do everything we can to resolve it quickly. You can reach the accessibility coordinator using the following:
When contacting us, please include the address of the page where you encountered the issue, a description of the problem, and the means you used (device type, browser, and assistive technology if any). We commit to providing an initial response within 7 business days.