We want everyone to be able to use Lookit, including people with disabilities. We are working to make the app and its web pages meet Israeli Standard 5568 (based on WCAG 2.0, level AA), as required by the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Accessibility Adjustments for Service) Regulations.
• The app works with the phone's screen reader (VoiceOver on iPhone, TalkBack on Android): buttons and icons have spoken names.
• Text follows the font size set on the phone. We checked every main screen at the largest font sizes on a small phone (iPhone SE), in Hebrew and English, and fixed what didn't fit: long texts wrap or scroll instead of being cut off. On small phones the whole app is drawn a little smaller, in proportion, so screens keep the same layout as on larger phones; your font size setting still applies on top.
• Grey and pink text was darkened to meet the contrast the standard requires.
• The app is fully available in Hebrew (right to left) and in English.
• There is no flashing or automatically moving content.
• This page and the privacy policy, terms and account deletion pages are simple web pages that work with screen readers and zoom.
• Clothing photos are described by the item's type and brand, not by a full description of the photo.
• Product photos and pages come from outside stores; we don't control how accessible those websites are.
• At the very largest font sizes, long product names in lists are shortened (the full name shows when you open the product), and a few small labels, such as the bottom bar, grow less than the rest of the text.
We keep improving accessibility with every update.
If something in the app is hard to use, or you need help, write to our accessibility contact at support@lookit-app.com with the subject "Accessibility". Please say which screen it was and what happened. We will reply as soon as possible.