Accessibility Statement
We want everyone to be able to read this site and book a show, including people with disabilities. This page sums up what is already done, what is still in progress and where to turn when something does not work. What is already in place The site is built towards WCAG 2.1 level AA: a […]
We want everyone to be able to read this site and book a show, including people with disabilities. This page sums up what is already done, what is still in progress and where to turn when something does not work.
What is already in place
The site is built towards WCAG 2.1 level AA: a proper heading structure a screen reader can navigate, alternative text on images, high contrast of the gold text on the dark background, fonts that scale with browser zoom, and no media that plays by itself. The site also works keyboard-only, in Hebrew and in English.
What is still in progress
We are going through the older pages completing missing alternative texts and testing the site with common screen readers. If you hit a component that is not accessible — that is exactly the message we want to receive.
Booking without the site at all
The whole service also works over an ordinary phone call: one conversation is enough to hear the prices, pick a dancer and close an evening without touching the site. If messages suit you better, WhatsApp does the same in writing.
Found a problem
Write or call and describe what did not work and on which page — accessibility reports are handled directly and with priority. This statement is updated as the site improves.
What people ask Accessibility Statement
Yes. One phone call covers the whole process — prices, picking a dancer and closing the date. WhatsApp does the same in writing.
Write or call and describe the page and the problem. Accessibility reports go straight to the manager and are handled with priority.
Send a message, she is on the way
Reply within minutes, fixed price in the message, cash at the end. No deposit, no forms.