Accessibility Statement

Accessible experiences for every runner

ThePCRunners is committed to making every digital touchpoint usable, understandable, and safe for people with disabilities. This page outlines how we design, test, and continuously improve accessibility across our sites and tools.

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English with a Hebrew counterpart

Legal alignment

We base our work on the Israeli accessibility standard 5568 and WCAG 2.1 Level AA, translating the requirements into concrete product checklists.

Practical adjustments

Keyboard support, visible focus states, scalable text, and semantic HTML are already built into our current experience.

Transparent roadmap

We publish known gaps and planned improvements so you can see how the service evolves over time.

How to use this statement

Read the commitments below in order or jump to any section with the navigation links. Each item explains our current implementation, known limitations, and how to request additional help.

Last updated: 10 October 2025

Preface

Accessibility is a core value for ThePCRunners. We design the site, the ICS maker, and any future tools so that people with disabilities can navigate, understand, and interact with them in an equitable way.

This statement summarises how we apply legislation, which adaptations already exist, and the process for reporting an issue.

1. General principles

ThePCRunners operates according to the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law, 5758-1998, and its accompanying regulations. Our benchmark is Israeli Standard 5568 together with WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

2. Existing adaptations

Our public products currently include the following measures:

  • Keyboard navigation support using TAB, ENTER, and ESC.
  • Visible focus indicators when moving between interactive elements.
  • Support for enlarging text with browser tools or built-in magnifiers.
  • Semantic HTML structure with ARIA roles and hierarchical headings.

3. Known limitations

While we continue to work on accessibility, a few limitations remain:

  • No on-site control yet for switching colour contrast themes.
  • Limited manual testing with a wide range of assistive technologies.

4. Planned steps

The following initiatives are in progress or planned:

  • Adding interface controls to adjust contrast and colour palettes.
  • Running scheduled audits with automated accessibility testing tools.
  • Collaborating with accessibility professionals for user testing and feedback.

5. Contact for accessibility feedback

If you encounter any accessibility difficulty, have a question, or would like to request an accommodation, please email us at shaked@thepcrunners.com.

We commit to acknowledging and addressing each request within a reasonable timeframe, in line with applicable law.

6. Languages

This statement is available in Hebrew and English. If discrepancies arise between translations, the Hebrew version will prevail.

7. Updates

ThePCRunners may update this statement periodically as technology evolves or legal requirements change. The publication date above will always reflect the latest revision.