Accessibility statement

The site is designed to meet level AA of Israeli Standard 5568, "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines", which is based on the W3C's WCAG 2.0 guidelines. This follows the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Service Accessibility Adjustments), 2013.

Conformance is partial: some parts are not yet fully accessible. They are listed below, under "Known limitations".

• You can use the site with a keyboard alone, and a clear outline shows where you are.
• Every page starts with a "Skip to main content" link.
• Every page has a title and a clear structure: headings, a navigation area and a main content area. The page's language and writing direction are declared, so screen readers read it correctly.
• Every form field has a label, and error messages are announced by screen readers.
• Menus, dialogs, tabs and switches follow WAI-ARIA patterns and work with a keyboard and with screen readers.
• Buttons that show only an icon have a name that screen readers announce.
• Text sizes use relative units, so enlarging the font in your browser also enlarges the site's text. No text on the site is smaller than 12 pixels.
• Text and background colors were chosen so that their contrast meets level AA.
• The site respects your system settings: reduced motion, increased contrast and forced colors (Windows contrast themes).
• On touch screens, the tap area of small buttons is enlarged.

Every page has a floating accessibility button in the corner of the screen, and you can drag it anywhere on the screen. It opens a menu with these tools:

• Text size: four levels, up to 1.5 times the normal size.
• High contrast: a black background, brighter text and stronger lines.
• Stop animations: motion and transitions on the site stop.
• Highlight links: an underline and a yellow outline on every link.
• Readable font: a plain system font, with more space between letters and words.
• Reset: back to the normal settings.

Your choice is saved in the browser where you made it. You can also zoom the site in your browser (Ctrl and +, or Cmd and + on a Mac).

These parts are not yet fully accessible. We're working to improve them:

• In the video editor, the timeline (its tracks and the clips on them) is drawn as graphics. Screen readers don't get the list of clips on the timeline.
• In the editor, a few small markings inside the drawings (the timeline and the audio meters) keep a fixed size so they fit the drawing.
• The recordings on the site are content our users record, and they are shown without captions.
• The Viewer Games overlay shown on stream (in OBS) is designed for broadcast and has no accessibility menu.

Ran into an accessibility problem, or something on the site isn't working for you? We'd love to hear about it and fix it. Our accessibility coordinator:

• Name: To be updated
• Phone: To be updated
• Email: To be updated

Until the coordinator's details are updated, you can write to us at: streamflow43@gmail.com

To help us respond quickly, tell us which page it happened on, what you were trying to do, and which browser and assistive technology you used.