Accessibility statement

ZAVIT is a concept store designed and built by TIGRIS (David Layani, licensed sole trader, Netanya, Israel) as a demonstration. The brand, the pieces, the prices and the people shown are imagined, and the photographs were created for the brand. Any resemblance to a real person or business is a coincidence. The store sells nothing and accepts no orders or payments.

The site was built voluntarily to Israeli Standard 5568, based on WCAG 2.0 level AA. Conformance level: partial. The site hasn't been reviewed by a certified accessibility auditor.

What we did

An accessibility menu on every page (the round button in the bottom corner): larger text, higher contrast, greyscale, underlined links, a readable font, text spacing, a large cursor, stopping animations and visible keyboard focus. Settings are saved in your browser only.

The site works with a keyboard, with a “skip to content” link at the top; images that carry information have alternative text; size selection, quantities and checkout steps have screen-reader labels.

Anyone who asked their system for less motion (or pressed “stop animations”) sees the site without animations, intro or smooth scrolling. The fitting room has a “skip to the list” button that shows the pieces as a plain list.

Not yet tested

The text that lights up letter by letter as you scroll, the 3D fitting room scene and the perspective rail haven't been tested with screen readers yet. Alternative: “stop animations” in the accessibility menu, or “skip to the list” in the fitting room. The site hasn't been fully tested at 200% zoom.

Physical accessibility

This is a demonstration store: there is no physical shop, branch or reception.

Accessibility contact

Found a difficulty? We'd like to hear about it and fix it. Please mention the page address, what you tried to do, and which browser or assistive technology you used.

Contact: David Layani (TIGRIS). Phone and WhatsApp: +972 58-530-8200. Website: tigrispro.com