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    Accessibility Statement

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    GameTrust is a product of RedRock Studio, an independent digital product studio based in Eilat, Israel, owned by Roni Ran Sror ("we", "us").

    We want every parent and child to be able to use GameTrust easily, including people with disabilities. This statement covers the website gametrust.work and the GameTrust apps for iOS and Android.

    1. Standard and conformance level

    We are making the Service accessible under the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Accessibility Adjustments for Service) Regulations, 5773-2013, and Israeli Standard IS 5568 part 1, which is based on WCAG 2.0, at level AA.

    Accessibility is partial and ongoing. Some adjustments are in place; some screens do not yet fully meet the requirements — they are listed under "Known limitations".

    2. Adjustments in place

    • Hebrew and English: each page declares its language and text direction (right-to-left in Hebrew), so screen readers use the right language.
    • Skip to content: a "Skip to content" link is the first element on every page and appears when navigating by keyboard.
    • Visible focus: the element selected by keyboard is outlined clearly.
    • Zoom: you can enlarge the display with the browser or phone zoom — the site does not block zooming.
    • Text alternatives: images on the landing pages have text descriptions, and decorative graphics are hidden from screen readers.
    • Dialogs: most dialogs close with the Esc key, keep focus inside while open, and have a title that is read out.
    • Forms: fields on the sign-up and sign-in forms have linked labels.
    • Motion: the animations on the Hebrew landing page respect the device’s "reduce motion" setting.
    • Proof without voice: a child can mark a mission done with one tap, or attach a photo or a written note — a voice recording is never required.
    • Legal documents: the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use and this statement are structured with headings and a table of contents.

    3. Known limitations

    We are working on the following:

    • Some elements are not yet fully keyboard-operable — for example opening the reward box in the children’s app and choosing gaming platforms when adding a child.
    • Some icon-only buttons (such as the notification bell) do not yet have a screen-reader label.
    • Some secondary text on dark screens (sign-up and sign-in, the mission submission dialog) has lower contrast than required.
    • Some animations in the children’s app (celebrations, opening a reward) do not respect the "reduce motion" setting.
    • Voice recordings children attach as proof are user-generated content and have no transcript.
    • Charts on the parents’ dashboard may not yet have a full text alternative.
    • Third-party content — the Google and Apple sign-in screens, the app stores and content users upload — is outside our control.

    4. Accessibility coordinator

    5. Reporting an accessibility problem

    Found something that is not accessible, or need information in another format? Contact the accessibility coordinator by email, phone or WhatsApp. To help us act quickly, please include:

    • the page or screen (address or description);
    • what you were trying to do and what went wrong;
    • the device, browser and assistive technology you used (if any).

    We will confirm receipt and keep you updated as soon as possible.

    6. More information

    The Service is provided online — on the website and in the apps.

    See also the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use.