Accessibility
Last updated: 2026-08-14
Our commitment
We want Revit Monsters to be accessible to as many visitors as possible, including people with disabilities. Accessibility is an ongoing process for us - we keep improving the site, and we welcome you to tell us about any problem you run into.
The accessibility menu
A round accessibility button appears in the corner of the screen. Clicking it opens a menu with: text size increase/decrease, high-contrast mode, grayscale, underlined links, a more readable font, stopping animations, and a bigger mouse cursor - with a reset button back to defaults. Your choices are saved in your browser and load automatically on your next visit.
What we did in the code
Alongside the accessibility menu, we've also worked on accessibility at the code level: a "skip to main content" link for keyboard users to bypass the top navigation, and consistent handling of pop-up dialogs (focus correctly returns on close, Escape closes them, and focus moves properly between the focusable items inside). This is an ongoing process, not a one-time project, and we keep finding and fixing more gaps.
What's still ahead
We don't claim full compliance with Israeli Standard 5568 or WCAG AA - this is ongoing work, and we don't want to promise more than we've actually verified. If you run into any difficulty using the site because of a disability, we'd like to know so we can address it.
How to report a problem
You can reach us through the site's contact page and describe the issue you ran into - including the browser/device you used, if known. We'll do our best to respond and address it promptly.