Accessibility

Updated 13 October 2026

We want everyone to be able to use aiad.ai and AiAD Studio. We aim at the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, level AA, which is also the ground of the Israeli standard IS 5568. This page says what we check, how often, and what we know is not yet good enough.

What we check, before every release

• Every page of this site, in English, Hebrew and Arabic, at phone and desktop width, is read by axe-core, an accessibility checker that reads the page as code. A release is refused if it finds a single serious or critical problem.
• A keyboard pass on every page: the “skip to content” link comes first and is on screen, and the focus can be seen at every stop.
• Hebrew and Arabic pages read right to left, with English names and addresses kept in their own direction.

What we know is not good enough yet

• The 3D view. The model in AiAD Studio and the showroom is drawn by your graphics card. A screen reader cannot walk through it, and AiAD Studio itself is not yet held to the check above. Its typed commands and the AI assistant work in text; the rest is work still to do.
• Machines see part of it. A checker of this kind finds only some problems, and no one with a disability has yet tested these pages for us. We would be grateful to hear from you.
• Arabic. The Arabic pages still wait for a native reader.
• AiAD for Inventor runs inside Autodesk Inventor on your computer and follows Inventor’s own accessibility. This page is about the website and AiAD Studio.

Tell us

If something on aiad.ai stops you, or you need a page in another form, write to aiad@aiad.ai and say which page and what happened. KENAN GROUP LTD, 28 Sarid Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo 6817926, Israel.