CourtSense Accessibility Statement
Tennis information for more people
CourtSense is working to make its website and digital service usable by people with disabilities and aims to meet applicable Israeli accessibility requirements and WCAG level AA guidance.
Accessibility measures
- Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, links, and form labels.
- Keyboard-accessible navigation and visible focus behavior.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative-image handling.
- Responsive layouts, scalable text, contrast-conscious colors, and reduced-motion support.
- Page language, right-to-left Hebrew content, descriptive titles, and clear error text where applicable.
Known limitations
Some third-party destinations, maps, App Store content, embedded platform experiences, and user-provided court information are outside our direct control. The native mobile and watch apps may not yet expose every accessibility feature on every screen. We continue to review and improve these areas.
Need an adjustment or alternative?
If you encounter a barrier, need information in another accessible format, or cannot complete an action, email support@courtsense.cloud. Include the page or feature, the device and browser or app version, and a short description of the problem. Do not include passwords or verification codes. We will review the request and try to provide an accessible alternative within a reasonable time.
Accessibility contact
Accessibility inquiries are handled by the CourtSense operator, Eden Rozenberg, at support@courtsense.cloud.
Ongoing review
This statement describes the current service and is not a claim that every page is free of every accessibility defect. We update it when material accessibility arrangements or known limitations change.