Accessibility statement

Last updated: October 20, 2026

We want everyone, people with disabilities included, to be able to design tattoos at click2ink. We work to make the site meet Israeli Standard 5568 (accessibility of web content), which is based on the international guidelines WCAG 2.0 at level AA, as the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013, set out.

What we have done

• Keyboard: the buttons, menus, fields and dialogs can be reached with the Tab key and used with Enter or the space bar. Esc closes dialogs and menus, and the item in focus is clearly outlined.
• A skip link: at the top of the pages, “Skip to the content” jumps past the menus.
• Screen readers: pictures that carry information have a text description, buttons and fields have names, and status messages (such as “Saved” or an error) are announced.
• Seeing the page: light text on a dark background with strong contrast, text that can be enlarged with the browser’s zoom, and pages that work on a computer, a tablet and a phone, upright or sideways.
• Motion: when your device is set to reduce motion, the site’s animations are turned off.
• Language: the 🌐 menu translates the whole site into many languages, and the AI artist answers in the language you write in.
• Designing in words: everything can be asked of the AI artist in the chat, in plain text: the subject, the style, where the tattoo goes and how big it is. Size, rotation and see-through can also be set with sliders in the adjust panel, and the figure can be zoomed with buttons.

What is not fully accessible yet

• The 3D figure. Turning the figure and dragging a tattoo across it need a mouse or a touch screen. Instead, you can choose where a tattoo goes in the chat, and set it with the adjust panel’s sliders. The figure itself is a picture: a screen reader can’t describe how the tattoo looks on it.
• The designs are pictures. What each one shows is described by the request in the chat that created it.
• Parts provided by others — the Sign in with Google button, the card payment page (morning and MAX) and Google Translate — are made by those companies, and their accessibility is in their hands.
• The site has not yet been audited in full by an accessibility expert. We keep improving it, and we will fix what is found.

Found a problem? Need help?

If something on the site is hard to use, or you need information from it in another way, please write to us at info@clickin360.co.il. It helps us to know which page it was, what happened, and the browser and any assistive technology you use (for example, a screen reader). We will answer as soon as we can, and fix what we can.