Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 4 August 2026 · Applies to the NoteSheet 360 app and to notesheet360.com

Our commitment: we want musicians with disabilities to be able to use NoteSheet 360. This page says what has already been made accessible, what has not, and who to contact — without promises we cannot back up.

What is already in place

Capability	Where
Enlarging music and text — zoom up to 400% on the score, plus a UI font-size setting	App
Night mode and warm paper tints — to reduce glare and improve contrast	App
Large buttons — comfortable touch targets, including on phones	App
Icon plus word on every button — no action is marked by an icon alone	App
25 languages, including right-to-left scripts	App
“Score only” mode — hides all controls and leaves just the music	App
Wide edge-tap page turns — no fine motor precision required	App
Screen stays awake while playing	App
Proper heading structure, alt text on images, and increased contrast	Site
Respects prefers-reduced-motion — less motion for those who asked for it	Site

What is not yet accessible — honestly

A screen reader cannot read the score aloud. A sheet-music page is a graphical representation of music. We do not currently know how to turn it into a spoken description that is useful to a player — this is a genuine limitation, not a choice.

In addition, as of today: the interface has not been comprehensively tested with screen readers (TalkBack / VoiceOver), full keyboard navigation is not supported on every screen, and some secondary text may not meet the required contrast ratio.

If something is not accessible for you — there is an alternative

We are glad to help personally: guidance by phone, configuring the app remotely for your needs, or sending material in another format. Contact us and we will find a solution.

Accessibility coordinator and contact

Accessibility lead	Chaim Peleg
Email	[email protected]
Response time	Within 5 business days

✉️ Report an accessibility issue

It helps us to know: which screen you were on, on which device, and which assistive technology you use.

Standard and regulatory status

We follow the principles of Israeli Standard 5568, based on WCAG 2.0/2.1 Level AA, and apply them as far as they are applicable to an app whose core is displaying musical notation.

Exemption status: the business currently meets the conditions for exemption from internet-service accessibility under the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations. We publish this statement and implement adjustments despite the exemption, and will broaden accessibility as the service grows.

Ongoing improvement

Accessibility is a process. We prioritise according to what is reported to us — so your report genuinely changes what gets built next. This page will be updated as adjustments are added.

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Note: this statement describes the actual state of accessibility and has not yet been reviewed by an accessibility professional or a lawyer. Before expanding commercial activity, a professional accessibility audit should be carried out and this page updated accordingly.