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Accessibility statement

Cyshel Creative Ltd works to make its digital services accessible to people with disabilities, as part of providing equal and respectful service to everyone.

In effect from September 16, 2026

We regard equal, dignified and accessible service for people with disabilities as an integral part of the service itself, and not as an add-on. Accessibility is considered in the design of our products and in their ongoing development.

This page sets out what is accessible today, what is still in progress, and who you can contact when something does not work for you.

This statement covers the websites and apps operated by Cyshel Creative Ltd, including Cyshel, Looks, Lineapp, Orbit, Spectacle, The Blue Mirror, Israeli Film Community.

It also covers any additional website or app that we operate and that links to this statement.

Client-branded sites that we build and operate for clients carry their own accessibility statements, published on those sites.

Our websites and apps are built toward the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations 5773-2013 and Israeli Standard 5568 (IS 5568) at level AA.

IS 5568 is based on the international WCAG accessibility guidelines, so our work is measured against those as well.

The sites are built with semantic headings and defined navigation landmarks, full keyboard navigation and screen-reader labels.

The Looks sites and The Blue Mirror carry an accessibility menu with six adjustments: two enlarged text sizes, high contrast, highlighted links, a readable font, stopping animations and a large cursor. Your choices are saved on your device and applied before the page is first painted, so you are never shown, even for a moment, a display you asked to change. We are working to bring the menu to the rest of the services.

The sites also respect the reduced-motion preference set on your device.

Colour-contrast checks run automatically on every code change, in both the light and the dark display, and automated checks cover the shared interface components the services are built from. Issues they find are fixed as part of our regular work.

An external accessibility audit has not yet been performed, so we do not claim full conformance with the standard, only conformance with the checks we have run so far. We will update this page when an external audit is completed.

Some older documents, third-party embedded components and the mobile app builds may not yet be fully accessible, and the accessibility menu is currently on the Looks sites and The Blue Mirror only. We are working through the gaps gradually.

On spectacle.build specifically: the automated per-page checks cover the public pages and the main signed-in screens rather than every screen, the interactive specification map is a visual view whose content is also available as tables, and there is no accessibility menu there yet.

If you run into an accessibility barrier in any of our services, tell us and we will address it.

The accessibility coordinator of Cyshel Creative Ltd is Ashley Majar, reachable by email at ashley@cyshel.com.

You can also reach us on WhatsApp, at +972 58 778 6330, as an alternative channel.

To report an accessibility barrier or request an adjustment, write to the accessibility coordinator or to legal@cyshel.com, and describe the page where you ran into the problem and the assistive technology you use, if relevant.

We aim to respond to every request within two business days. If a particular channel is not accessible to you, we will provide an alternative service channel.

The effective date of this statement is shown at the top of this page. We review the statement at least once a year, and whenever the services change materially.