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Accessibility Statement – PeachTouch Studio

Last updated: 01/01/2026

At PeachTouch Studio, we place the highest importance on providing equal, respectful, accessible and professional service to all visitors and clients, including people with disabilities. We invest considerable resources and ongoing effort to ensure that our website (peachtouch.studio) is accessible, simple to use and friendly to everyone.

The standard we work towards

We aim for the website to meet Israeli Standard IS 5568 for web content accessibility at level AA, which is based on the international W3C guidelines, WCAG 2.1.

Accessibility adjustments made on the website

  • Keyboard navigation: the website is built for navigation using the keyboard alone (the Tab, arrow and Enter keys), with a clear visual focus indicator on interactive elements.
  • Compatibility with assistive technologies: the website is built with standard semantic code (HTML5) so that common screen readers, such as NVDA and VoiceOver, can read it.
  • Visual contrast and colour: we aim for standard contrast ratios between text and background, and the website does not convey critical information through colour alone.
  • Images and graphics: images and media that carry meaning have descriptive alternative text (alt text). Decorative elements are marked as such so they do not burden screen readers.
  • Clear heading structure: the website's pages, case studies and articles are organised in an orderly heading hierarchy (H1–H4) that allows easy orientation and quick skipping between sections.
  • Responsive design: the layout adapts to a wide range of screens and devices (desktops, tablets and mobile phones) and is designed to support text enlargement and zoom of up to 200%.

Operating environment

The website is designed for the latest versions of the leading browsers (Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge) on the common operating systems (macOS, Windows, iOS and Android).

Inaccessible components and known gaps

We make every effort to make all parts of the website accessible. However, some parts may not yet be fully accessible, among other reasons because of:

  • Third-party components or applications embedded in the website (such as external video players, widgets or external analytics services) that are not fully under our control.
  • Older documents or external files that were uploaded in the past.

If you come across content that is not properly accessible, please let us know so we can fix the issue or provide the information in an alternative, accessible format.

Contact, suggestions and accessibility requests

If you encounter any difficulty, error or accessibility issue while using the website, or if you have a question or a suggestion for improvement, we will be glad to help as quickly as possible:

Accessibility requests are reviewed personally and as quickly as possible, and we commit to doing our best to resolve any issue and make the requested information accessible.