Accessibility Statement
Last Updated: 02/04/2025
At Papa Johns, we work extensively to make our organization and website accessible to people with disabilities, in order to promote equal rights and transparency.
The Essence of an Accessible Website
An accessible website is one that allows a person with a disability to browse with the same level of efficiency and enjoyment as other users, utilizing the capabilities of the system on which it operates and through assistive technology for accessibility.
Website Accessibility
This website has been made accessible in accordance with Regulation 35 of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Accessibility Adjustments to Services) 2013, the update to Regulation 35 from October 26, 2017, as well as IS 5568 Part 1 (Accessibility of Content on the Internet) and Part 2 (Accessibility of Digital Documents) of the Standards Institution of Israel, which can be downloaded from this link.
- The website operates on two browsers within the Windows operating system and browsers integrated into IOS and Android operating systems.
- The mobile application has been made accessible for IOS and Android in accordance with W3C accepted standards for mobile app accessibility and within the limitations of the development environment.
- It is optimized for use with assistive technology, including screen reader software and keyboard-only navigation.
Accessibility Features
- The website is optimized for desktop, laptop, and mobile browsing.
- Text can be resized by simultaneously pressing the “Ctrl” and “+” keys. Each press increases the zoom by 10%. To decrease the zoom, press “Ctrl” and “-” simultaneously.
- Users who have difficulty using a mouse can navigate the site using their keyboard. Pressing the “Tab” key repeatedly moves between different links on the page. Pressing “Enter” activates the selected link, and “Esc” is used to exit menus and windows.
- The website works with common screen readers used on various browsers across desktop, laptop, and mobile devices.
- The structure of the pages is semantic and standardized (using headings, tags for links and images, etc.).
- Hierarchical division of headings.
- Tagging of images and non-textual elements.
- Visual focus indicator for keyboard navigation using the “TAB” key.
- Logical and easy-to-understand focus order.
- Accessibility notifications regarding errors in “Contact Us” form fields.
Accessibility Contact
How to contact us with requests, accessibility issues, or suggestions for improvement:
If you have found an accessibility issue on the website or require assistance, you are welcome to contact our organization’s accessibility coordinator, Chen Rotenberg, at chen@pji.co.il or by phone at 052-3702424.
In your inquiry, please provide as many details as possible regarding the difficulty you encountered, the assistive technology you are using, your browser/device, and any other details that will help us investigate, fix the issue, and assist you as best we can as soon as possible.
Detailed Accessibility Arrangements
- Accessible Parking: Refers to parking spaces within 100 meters of the branch entrance.
- Not all counters are at an accessible height; if needed, branch employees will come to your table to take your order.
| Accessibility Services | Accessible Entrance | Accessible Parking | Branch |
|---|---|---|---|
| X | V | X | 1. Eilat |
| X | V | V | 2. Ashdod |
| X | V | V (in complex) | 3. Ashkelon |
| X | V | X | 4. Beer Sheva |
| X | V | X | 5. Bat Yam |
| X | V | X | 6. Hod HaSharon |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in lot) | 7. Herzliya |
| X | V | V | 8. Hadera |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in lot) | 9. Holon |
| V | V | Nearby | 10. Haifa |
| V (in complex) | V | V | 11. Yavne |
| X | V | X | 12. Yehud |
| V (in complex) | V | X | 13. Jerusalem University |
| X | V | X | 14. Jerusalem Rehavia |
| V (in mall) | V | V (in complex) | 15. Kfar Saba |
| X | V | V | 16. Modi’in |
| X | V | X | 17. Netanya |
| V (complex) | V | V | 18. Pardes Hanna |
| X | V | V | 19. Petah Tikva |
| X | V | V | 20. Krayot |
| V (in complex) | V | V | 21. Kiryat Ono |
| V (in complex) | V | V | 22. Kiryat Motzkin |
| X | V | X | 23. Rosh HaAyin |
| X | V | V | 24. Rishon LeTsiyon |
| Nearby | V | V | 25. Rehovot |
| X | V | X | 26. Ramat Gan |
| V | V | V | 27. Ramat HaSharon |
| V (in building) | V | V | 28. Ra’anana |
| X | V | X | 29. Tel Aviv Dizengoff |
| X | V | X | 30. Tel Aviv Levontin |
| X | V | X | 31. Tel Aviv Bnei Efraim |
| V (in complex) | V | V | 32. Gedera |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in complex) | 33. Ramla |
| V (in complex) | V | V | 34. Ramat Yishai |
| V (in complex) | V | X | 35. Givatayim |
| V (in complex) | V | X | 36. Rishon LeTsiyon West |
| V (in complex) | V | X | 37. Harish |
| V (in complex) | V | X | 38. Nof HaGalil |
| X | X | X | 39. Zichron Yaakov |
| V (in complex) | V | X | 40. Harish |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in complex) | 41. Ramat Efal |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in complex) | 42. Kadima |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in complex) | 43. Be’er Ya’akov |
| V (in complex) | V | V (in complex) | 44. Yad Eliyahu |
