Accessibility Statement
Version 2.1 · Effective 2026-10-29
Crownerv Ltd is committed to making the GOALit app accessible to people with disabilities, consistent with the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law, 5758-1998, and the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013.
Standard and level
Our target standard is Israeli Standard IS 5568 (the Israeli adaptation of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), at level AA, based on WCAG 2.1. This is a statement of the standard we design and build toward, not a certification that every screen has been independently audited against it.
What we've made accessible
Settings → Accessibility in the app currently offers:
- Larger text — enlarges text in the app, on top of the text size already set on your iPhone.
- High contrast — darker secondary text, stronger lines, and more clearly outlined fields.
- Reduce motion — removes sliding and fading animations, including the "GOAL!" banner.
- Vibration off — turns off haptic feedback, for example when changing or saving a score.
- Color-blind friendly — switches results to blue/orange instead of green/red, and always shows an icon or text alongside a color, never color alone.
Each of these toggles has a VoiceOver label and hint. In addition, GOALit follows the system-level VoiceOver, Text Size (Dynamic Type), Reduce Motion, and Increase Contrast settings from your iPhone's own Accessibility settings, without you needing to configure anything separately in the app. Interactive elements we've specifically labeled for VoiceOver include the chat send button, notification toggles, the profile-photo button, and team/league/competition crests throughout the app (each announced by name, not just shown as an image). Score numbers use a capped text-scaling factor so that score grids stay legible and don't overflow at very large text sizes, while still scaling somewhat with your preferred text size.
Known limitations
We aim to be honest about where we fall short today:
- Legal pages (this page, the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and others) are shown in-app inside a WebView loading content from our server; we have not separately audited the WebView's own accessibility behavior beyond standard, semantic HTML.
- Some images sourced from our football data provider — team and league crests, competition badges, player photos — are generated and labeled by us where we control the component, but a handful of screens render provider images directly and may not carry a full, human-readable accessibility label.
- Chat messages are readable by VoiceOver, but we have not added a separate, explicit accessible description combining sender, content and timestamp as a single unit — VoiceOver reads these as adjacent elements today.
- Football data itself (team names, player names, competition names) comes from a third-party provider and is only as accessible as the underlying text data they supply.
- We have not commissioned an independent, certified accessibility audit against IS 5568 / WCAG 2.1 AA; our self-assessment is based on the features listed above.
Alternative ways to get service
If a part of the app is hard for you to use, you can always reach us directly at [email protected] and describe what you're trying to do — we will help over email, and use what we learn to prioritize fixes.
Physical accessibility
GOALit is a mobile app with no physical premises or in-person service; physical accessibility requirements under the Service Accessibility Regulations do not apply.
Accessibility coordinator
Name: Ze'ev Hadson Phone: +972 53 530 3692 Email: [email protected]
Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier in GOALit, please tell us at [email protected], describing the screen and the problem (and, if you can, your device and iOS version). We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within a few business days and to respond with a substantive update, or a fix, within 14 business days.
Date of last review
This statement was last reviewed on 2026-10-29.
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