Accessibility
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Using this website
You are welcome here. A few plain rules, which exist mostly so that there is something to point at if somebody ignores them.
What is ours. The text, photographs, drawings, 3D views, logo and code on this site belong to OK Technologies. You may link to any page, quote a reasonable amount with attribution, and print anything for yourself. You may not copy the site wholesale, resell its contents, or pass the design off as your own.
What is not ours is named in independence and trademarks.
What not to do. Do not try to break the site, scrape it at a rate that costs us money, place orders you have no intention of paying for, or use somebody else's payment details. We can decline an order or refuse service where any of that is happening.
What we do not promise. The site is provided as it is. We try to keep it accurate and up, but we are one person: pages may be down for maintenance and a specification may be corrected. Where a page and this one disagree about the terms of a sale, this page governs.
Links out. Where we link to somebody else - a payment provider, a documentation page - we are not responsible for what is on the other end, and their terms apply once you are there.
Age. Placing an order requires you to be 18 or over, or to have a parent or guardian do it for you.
Accessibility
The standard this site was built to. Israeli standard 5568 is anchored to WCAG 2.0 level AA. This site is written to WCAG 2.1 AA, which contains it. In practice that means: every page can be used from the keyboard alone with a visible focus ring; there is a skip link to the main content; images carry real descriptions; form fields have labels that stay visible while you type, and errors appear next to the field they belong to; nothing is explained by colour alone; text contrast meets the ratio the standard sets; the page reflows to a phone without sideways scrolling; and motion is reduced automatically if your system asks for it.
Known limits. The rotating 3D view of the device on the front page is decoration - it is hidden from screen readers, and every fact it shows is also written in text beside it. It does not animate at all if you have asked your system to reduce motion. If you find something else that does not work, it is a bug and we want to hear about it.
Where we stand legally The service accessibility regulations base the website exemption on revenue rather than on staff numbers, and an Exempt Dealer carries a full exemption from the duty to make its website accessible. OK Technologies is one, so everything above is voluntary - which is also why it is worth writing down rather than assumed. The exemption covers the website only; it does not excuse us from serving you, and we will provide anything here in another form if you ask.
And if that changes The exemption is tied to turnover and has to be re-checked. Past roughly a million shekels a year there is no automatic exemption at all, and a site built after October 2017 - this one - does not inherit the transitional relief older sites got. Statutory damages run to ₪50,000 per violation without proof of harm, so the moment BLINK outgrows Exempt Dealer status this stops being optional.
If something here does not work for you, write to support@blink-buddy.com with what you were trying to do and what happened. We will fix what we can, and in the meantime we will take your order over email instead.