Accessibility statement

Our commitment

Lyra aims to make its website and Android app usable by people with disabilities. We work toward the applicable Israeli accessibility requirements and WCAG 2.1 Level AA. This statement describes our current effort; it is not a claim that every screen is fully conformant.

Measures in the service

• English uses left-to-right layout and Hebrew uses right-to-left layout.
• Keyboard focus is visible and interactive controls have accessible names.
• Color themes, responsive layouts, scalable text, semantic headings, and reduced-motion preferences are supported.
• Android controls use accessible roles, labels, states, and touch targets where applicable.

Known limitations

Some third-party content, especially the embedded YouTube player, is controlled by its provider. Automatically generated song content, mixed-direction song titles, and older Android screens may still contain accessibility issues. We are testing and fixing these areas.

Need an adjustment or found a problem?

Email orworkdelevski@gmail.com. Include the page or screen, what you tried to do, the assistive technology/browser/device used, and the format or adjustment you need. We will review the request and try to provide an accessible alternative within a reasonable time.

Assessment

This statement is based on code review, keyboard and screen-size checks, automated checks, and manual inspection. Because Lyra changes often, accessibility is reviewed as part of ongoing development.