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Web-A is best known for providing full-service accessibility solutions, but we do so much more.

  • No third-party involvement, Direct service provider
  • Required compliance with all WCAG standards requirements
  • Over 600 projects completed so far
  • 9+ years of experience in website accessibility projects
  • Incorporation of legal and professional knowledge

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    • An outstanding experience of professionalism and service. I came for advice on my website’s accessibility and got the full package – from clear explanations of the regulations to creative technical solutions that didn’t compromise the site’s design. The process was efficient and pleasant, and in the end I got a website that is truly accessible to everyone. Highly recommended for any business owner who wants to do it right!

      Asaf TvitoGoogle review

    • We’ve been working with Eli Lambez for several years and enjoy the highest levels of professionalism and service, excellent availability and fair prices. We highly recommend working with him.

      Michal Knor AmirGoogle review

    • We completed a complex, strategic accessibility project for a doctors-and-patients website. The experience was extremely professional – Eli’s availability and patience in guiding us so closely through a complex process that, without support, can be very frustrating. I highly recommend choosing Eli to guide you through this important process.

      Eyal TalGoogle review

    • I had the privilege of working with Eli Lambez, one of the most professional people I’ve known. With endless patience and full availability, he guided us every step of the way to the finished product, always there to explain and simplify things, even after the project ended. Thank you so much, Eli! Highly recommended!

      Ilanit KleinGoogle review

    • WEB-A helped me make my website more accessible and functional. Their professional, skilled team went above and beyond – you can tell they understand not only the technology but also why digital accessibility matters. Every question or issue was handled quickly and efficiently. Thank you for courteous, professional and efficient service!

      Ari GabayGoogle review

    • We warmly recommend Eli Lambez, in our view one of Israel’s leading senior consultants in digital accessibility. As a company that regularly carries out complex digital accessibility projects, we rely on Eli and WEB-A as a supervising and guiding expert on our projects. Real accessibility starts and ends in the code, the site’s infrastructure and an equal user experience – not in cosmetic solutions. Thank you, Eli, for uncompromising professionalism, genuine commitment, availability and courtesy.

      Osim Shivyon (Making the digital world equal for everyone)Google review

    4 Stages to taking care of the website accessibility

    Our steps in the accessibility process

    1

    Checking the website accessibility following country regulation.

    We start by first verifying the laws and regulations of each client’s country are in regulation. Then we make a complete website check of the WCAG guidelines. We consider your organization services, size and resources, the nature of your business and the impact accessibility would have on your organization.

    2

    Fixing The Unsuitable Accessibility That We Found On The Website

    After checking all the regulations and requirements, we move to fix the unsuitable issues and bugs on your website that may hinder our workflow or affect the process.

    3

    Making an additional check With Assistive Technologies

    In the third stage, we make use of Assistive technology (AT) is any device, software, or equipment used to maintain or enhance the functional capabilities of people with disabilities. Common tools include an alternative keyboard or mouse, screen magnifier, screen reader, and voice recognition software.

    4

    Writing a full and detailed accessibility declaration

    After we have resolved all the issues and bugs and fulfilled all your requirements by regulations, we then write an accessibility declaration statement with your internal organizational policies, your accessibility goals, and your commitment to providing a fully accessible website to serve and work with people who have disabilities.

    What is digital accessibility?

    Digital accessibility is the process of making digital products, such as websites, mobile apps, and other online tools, accessible to everyone. It is provided to ensure all users seamlessly can access the same information, regardless of the impairment they may have. The Web is fundamentally designed to be accessible to people with a diverse range of impairment such as hearing, mobility, sight, and cognitive abilities.

    What are WCAG guidelines?

    The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are guidelines published by the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the main international standard organization for the Internet. There are four principles of web accessibility under the WCAG which are Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust.

    Frequently asked questions

    What do you mean by website accessibility?

    In simple words, website accessibility is making websites that contain content, graphics, images and videos to be usable by everyone who is disabled or impaired.

    It is important for business websites and apps to allow people with disabilities to connect with their environment, purchase products and services and live a normal and equal life like everyone else.

    The Internet Accessibility Regulation (IAR) requires businesses to make their business accessible to people with disabilities and applies to all websites, information, and services provided through websites or applications.

    The visually impaired use websites with the help of a screen reading software.

    People with hearing impairments can use web accessibility features to get text transcription software, audio content and subtitles for the videos.

    An accessibility statement published on the website includes a lot of information about the accessibility adjustments made on the website and in the business itself.

    Frequently asked questions

    Services We Provide

    Step by step we build a designable and accessible digital world

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    About us

    For more than nine years, we've been helping organizations open their digital services to everyone. We've made over 600 websites accessible, along with apps, documents and complex systems. Every project is tested by hand, using real assistive technologies.

    Our team brings together accessibility experts and legal know-how, so you get practical guidance you can act on, not just a report. You work with real people who know your project and answer when you need them.

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