Accessibility statement

What we did on this site

Among the steps we took:

• Every page has a clear structure of headings and regions, and declares its language and reading direction.
• A "Skip to main content" link comes first when you navigate by keyboard.
• A clear outline marks the button or link selected by keyboard.
• Buttons and fields on the site were built to work by keyboard, and every field in the signup form has a label.
• Form errors are announced to screen readers as soon as they appear.
• Pop-up windows close with the Esc key, and focus returns to where they were opened.
• Images that carry information have a description, and decorative images are hidden from screen readers.
• You can stop all movement on the site (details below).

Stop animations

At the bottom of every page there is a "Stop animations" switch. When it is on, movement on the site stops: the images at the top of the page stay put, the moving text stops, numbers appear at once, and moving between parts of the page is immediate.

The site remembers your choice for your next visit. If your phone or computer is set to reduce motion, the site starts with the switch already on.

What is not yet accessible

• Despite our efforts, some parts of the site may not yet be fully accessible. If you run into a problem, please contact us and we will work to fix it.
• Articles we link to are on external sites, and their accessibility is up to those sites.
• Owly's bot runs inside WhatsApp, and the accessibility of the app itself is up to Meta.

Contact us about accessibility

If something on the site is not accessible to you, we want to hear about it and fix it. Tell us what you tried to do, on which page, and which browser or assistive technology you used.

Contact person:

Ori Segal

Owly Security Accessibility Coordinator

Email:

accessibility@owlysecurity.com