Accessibility Statement

Last updated: September 27, 2026.

Our commitment

We aim for this site to be usable by everyone, following Israel's Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities regulations and Israeli Standard 5568, based on WCAG guidelines at level AA. This is a statement of ongoing effort, not a claim that an independent, professional accessibility audit has been carried out - none has yet.

What is in place today

Simple, semantic page code (headings, forms, grouped fields) with no complex content frameworks; every form field is properly linked to its own label; the whole site is fully operable by keyboard, with clear focus indicators; status messages (such as a confirmed signup) are announced to screen readers through a live region; text direction (Hebrew right-to-left, English left-to-right) is set correctly on every page; no information is conveyed by color alone. The contrast ratios checked between text and its background meet at least 4.5:1, as required for regular text. The site has no video, flashing content, or self-moving content.

Known limitations

This statement covers the BriutMind website (briutmind.com) only. The BriutMind app is a separate product and will get its own accessibility review. The site has not yet had an independent professional accessibility review, so gaps may exist that have not been found yet.

Found a problem?

We would like to know. Write to hello@briutmind.com with a short description of the problem and the page where you found it, and we will address it as soon as we can.

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