Accessibility statement
Last updated: 29 October 2026
Laurent Levy wants this website to be usable by as many people as possible, including people with disabilities. This statement describes what has been done and how to report a problem.
Target level
The site aims to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 level AA, on which the Israeli standard SI 5568 is based. It has not undergone an external audit: this statement relies on automated checks and an internal review.
Measures in place
- semantic structure: ordered headings, page landmarks, lists and descriptive links;
- “Skip to content” link and fully keyboard-operable navigation with a visible focus;
- the language of each page is declared, and Hebrew pages read right-to-left;
- text alternatives on meaningful images;
- sufficient colour contrast, resizable text and a layout adapted to small screens;
- accessibility tool (button at the bottom of the page): text size, grayscale, contrast modes, light background, underlined links, readable font;
- reduced animation for people who enabled that setting in their system;
- a form with labels tied to fields and error messages readable by screen readers.
Known limitations
Some third-party content (external sites reached through links) is outside our control. Defects may remain despite our efforts.
Report a problem
If you have difficulty accessing any content or feature of the site, write to contact@laurent-levy.com stating the page concerned and the difficulty you met. We aim to reply within a reasonable time and to offer a solution or the content in another form.