Accessibility statement

Updated 8 November 2026

Our commitment

We want every parent and caregiver to be able to use Ella, including people who use a screen reader, keyboard, large text or high contrast. This website and the Ella web companion aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA and the Israeli Standard SI 5568.

What we did

Pages work with a keyboard and show where the focus is. Images have text alternatives, and buttons, links and form fields have text labels for screen readers. Reading pages start in light mode; the header lets you choose and save dark mode. In both, text keeps readable contrast and reflows when enlarged up to 200%. Pages read right to left in Hebrew, Arabic and Urdu. The film has captions and never plays on its own, and motion is reduced when your device asks for it. In the Android app, every button has a spoken label, text follows the phone's font size and the quick buttons keep large touch targets.

Conformance and testing

We believe this website partially conforms to WCAG 2.1 level AA: most pages meet it, with the known limitations below. On 9 October 2026 we checked 267 pages, covering every page type in all 14 languages, at phone and desktop width and in light and dark mode: automated tests (axe-core), keyboard-only navigation, reduced motion and layouts at 200% and 400% zoom.

Known limitations

Growth and daily charts are drawn as images. Their exact values are available as text next to the chart when you select a day or a point. The journal keepsake maker always uses a light page. If something is hard to use, please tell us.

Contact

Accessibility coordinator: privacy@muchita.ai. Write with the subject "Accessibility". We reply within 5 business days.