Accessibility statement
PAGEAWAY is a one-person business (Erez Gross, registered business in Israel). We want everyone to be able to order and read a magazine, including people who use a screen reader, magnification or only a keyboard. This is an honest statement of what we have checked and what we haven't yet.
What we checked
- Automated testing with axe-core (on 19.10.2026) of the home page, the order form and a sample magazine. We fixed what it found: colour contrast, labels for fields and buttons, alt text for images and focus indicators.
- Keyboard navigation in the order form and the feedback card: every field and button can be reached with Tab, and focus is clearly outlined.
- Pages have proper headings, a declared language, and work on phones and with enlarged text.
- Every image in a magazine has a description (alt). Photo credits sit behind an "i" button that also opens with the keyboard.
What isn't perfect yet
- We haven't yet done a full manual test with a screen reader (NVDA or VoiceOver), nor a full audit against WCAG 2.0 AA (Israeli Standard 5568). We intend to.
- Place suggestions in the form come from an external service and sometimes appear in another language.
- Each magazine is written fresh for one trip, so one of them may have an issue we didn't catch.
Ran into a problem? Tell us
Fastest: reply to the email you received from us and tell us what didn't work and on which page. If you haven't received anything from us yet, the contact details are at the bottom of the home page. We'll get back to you within 3 business days and, if needed, send your magazine in another format (for example plain text or an accessible PDF).
Accessibility coordinator: Erez Gross.