Accessibility Statement – TRIPRO System
Last updated: October 5, 2026
TRIPRO, operated by Amir Gez treats accessibility as part of the service itself. This document describes the accessibility state of the TRIPRO.fit site and the TRIPRO system as of the update date shown in it: what has been made accessible, what has not been yet, and how to reach us about it. The Hebrew text is the binding version.
1. The standard we work towards
a. The site and the system are built following Israeli Standard 5568, which adopts the W3C WCAG guidelines at conformance level AA. b. No full external accessibility audit has been carried out and no certified accessibility opinion has been issued. We therefore do not declare full conformance, but ongoing implementation of the standard's requirements. c. This statement will be updated as further adaptations are completed or a professional opinion is obtained.
2. What has been made accessible
a. Text colour contrast is checked against the WCAG level AA requirement, and the check is pinned by an automated test that runs on every code change. b. Every image carries alternative text; purely decorative images are marked as such so a screen reader skips them instead of reading them out. c. The heading hierarchy on the public pages is continuous and skips no levels, and is checked automatically. d. Keyboard navigation: interactive components can be operated by keyboard, and keyboard focus has a clear visual indicator. e. The system respects the operating system's reduced-motion preference and disables movement when it is set. f. The interface is in Hebrew with full right-to-left support, and content adapts to mobile screens and to browser text enlargement. g. Information is not conveyed by colour alone; where there is a visual distinction it is accompanied by text or shape. h. On every page of the site and the system, in the bottom-left corner, there is an "Accessibility menu" button. It opens display settings: enlarging and reducing the text (up to 125%), high contrast, grayscale, underlining links, a readable font, stopping animations and highlighting focus. The settings are kept on the device where they were chosen and can be reset. The menu works by keyboard, closes with Escape, and links to this statement.
3. What is not accessible yet
a. Graphical charts (training-load curves, heart-rate and pace graphs) convey their information visually. The key numeric values are shown as text beside the chart, but the chart itself cannot be navigated with a screen reader. b. The system is a complex application and has not yet been fully tested against screen readers. Some screens or components may not be fully accessible. c. Files and content originating from third parties (for example workout data imported from external services) are outside our control as far as accessibility is concerned. d. The accessibility menu is a component we built ourselves, not a third-party overlay. It adds display preferences; it does not replace making the code itself accessible and does not make an inaccessible screen accessible. We keep making the code accessible at source.
4. Accessibility coordinator and how to reach us
a. Accessibility coordinator: Amir Gez. b. Email: triproteam@gmail.com. c. Phone: 052-870-3824. d. Ran into a page, screen or component that is not accessible? We want to know. A short description of the problem, the page address, and the assistive technology you were using will help us handle it faster. e. We aim to respond within 5 business days. Accessibility reports are handled as a priority, and where the problem can be fixed immediately we will fix it and let you know.
5. How the service is provided
a. TRIPRO is an online-only service. We have no branch, walk-in office, or physical facility that the public visits, so this statement has no section on physical premises. b. The service is provided through the website and through a mobile application. This statement applies to both.