Accessibility Commitment and Legal Context
1.1Our Commitment
NOVIUSAI seeks to provide a Website that people with different disabilities, devices and access needs can understand and use. Accessibility is an ongoing design, development and maintenance responsibility, not merely an optional toolbar.
1.2Scope
This Statement applies to https://noviusaicoin.com/, including informational and legal pages in supported languages. DEX Screener, Raydium, Jupiter, Solscan, Telegram, X and WhatsApp are independently operated, so NOVIUSAI cannot control their accessibility.
1.3Applicable Standards
The Website is designed with reference to the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities framework, applicable Service Accessibility Regulations and Israeli Standard 5568. WCAG 2.2 Level AA is also used as an engineering target where relevant.
1.4Conformance Language
The Website has not been represented as holding an official certification or as having passed a complete independent audit. This Statement identifies the current approach, review date and reporting route without making unsupported certification claims.
Navigation, Structure and Keyboard Support
2.1Semantic Content
Pages use meaningful titles, a primary heading, logical subordinate headings, navigation landmarks, a main region and an understandable footer. Lists and controls use semantic HTML, and decorative presentation does not change the intended reading order.
2.2Keyboard Navigation
Website-controlled links, menus, copy buttons, language selectors and accordions are designed for keyboard use. Focus indicators are visible against the dark color palette, focus order follows the content, and controls are not intended to trap keyboard focus.
2.3Bypass and Orientation Tools
A skip-to-content link, descriptive navigation labels, breadcrumbs and clear current-page information help users bypass repeated content and understand their location, including on long legal pages.
2.4Interactive Feedback
Controls communicate their purpose. The token-copy button provides accessible status feedback without unexpectedly moving focus. Hover interactions have keyboard and touch equivalents, and unnecessary moving content is avoided.
Visual Accessibility and the Premium Design System
3.1Contrast and Text
The near-black, navy, teal, gold, champagne and cyan palette is applied with legibility in mind. Essential text, labels, focus states and meaningful icons require appropriate contrast; decorative lines are not relied on to communicate essential information.
3.2Typography and Zoom
Text is designed to remain readable on small screens and at common browser zoom levels. Layouts reflow without hiding information or controls, and long documents use measured paragraph widths, clear heading levels and generous spacing.
3.3Color-Independent Meaning
Validation, interactive state, warnings and navigation are not communicated by color alone. Text, shape, labels or other perceivable cues supplement color. Meaningful charts or diagrams require equivalent textual information.
3.4Motion and 3D
Decorative depth and subtle animation do not carry legal or operational meaning. The Website respects reduced-motion preferences, avoids flashing content and prevents decorative visuals from interfering with screen readers or keyboard use.
Images, Media and Technical Compatibility
4.1Images and Logos
Informative images receive concise alternative text, while decorative artwork is hidden from assistive technology. Essential project information remains selectable HTML text rather than appearing only inside an image.
4.2Video and Audio
The current Website does not rely on audio or video to communicate essential information. If media is added, captions, transcripts, audio description and accessible controls will be provided where required, and autoplaying audio will be avoided.
4.3Compatibility
The Website favors semantic native elements over unnecessarily complex custom controls and is designed for current browsers, mobile devices and common assistive technologies. Overlays are not treated as a substitute for repairing underlying content or interface issues.
4.4Downloaded Documents
Legal information is available as structured HTML pages. Any future PDF, Word or other downloadable document will be evaluated for reading order, tagged structure, headings, descriptive links and usable text, with an accessible alternative where required.
Forms, Dynamic Features and Security Messages
5.1Forms
The Website currently has no direct contact form. Any future form will use persistent programmatic labels, understandable instructions, accessible validation and clear privacy information, without relying only on color or short time limits.
5.2Interactive Token Components
The mint address is selectable and copyable with an accessible control. Status messages are announced appropriately. External trading links identify their destination and use consistent new-tab behavior.
5.3Security and Accessibility
Security measures such as rate limits or challenge mechanisms will be designed to avoid unnecessary exclusion. If a CAPTCHA is ever used, accessible alternatives will be considered. Scam and transaction warnings are provided as readable text.
5.4Dynamic Updates
Future live prices, charts or notices will communicate important changes without repeatedly interrupting reading. Nonessential motion or frequent updates will include pause, reduction or opt-out controls where appropriate.
English-Hebrew Language Accessibility
6.1Language Switching
The Website supports corresponding English and Hebrew pages. The language switch keeps users on the equivalent page and preserves a matching legal-section anchor when possible. English pages use lang="en" and left-to-right direction; Hebrew pages use lang="he" and right-to-left direction.
6.2Bidirectional Content
Mint addresses, URLs, email addresses, version numbers and other technical identifiers keep their original character order in Hebrew sentences through directionally isolated markup. Token addresses are never translated or reversed.
6.3Translation Quality
English and Hebrew legal versions maintain equivalent substantive commitments, aligned section numbers, contact details, version history and limitations. Legal terminology is translated consistently and does not purport to waive mandatory rights.
6.4Search and Navigation Metadata
Pages provide language-aware metadata, reciprocal hreflang links, translated navigation and accessible labels. Layouts account for text expansion, and RTL reading order is preserved across desktop and mobile views.
Reporting Barriers and Providing Assistance
7.1Reporting a Difficulty
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email info@noviusaicoin.com. You do not need to create an account, purchase a token or use a third-party social network to request assistance.
7.2Useful Report Details
If convenient, include the affected page, the task attempted, device, browser, assistive technology and an optional screenshot. Do not send medical records or a disability diagnosis. Reports are handled respectfully and with privacy in mind.
7.3Response Workflow
The operator will acknowledge accessibility requests through an accessible channel, investigate the issue, assess urgency and communicate reasonable next steps. Where appropriate and feasible, a usable alternative will be provided while remediation is considered.
7.4Feedback and Remediation
Accessibility feedback informs testing, content revision and component design. Significant recurring issues are prioritized for a systemic fix. For barriers on an independent platform, NOVIUSAI will help identify the relevant destination where reasonably possible.
Review Status, Known Limitations and Maintenance
8.1Current Accessibility Measures
The Website includes semantic sections, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, high-contrast controls, responsive layouts, labeled links, reduced-motion behavior, language-specific direction, structured legal navigation and optional locally stored display controls. The accessibility tools supplement rather than replace the accessible underlying interface. These measures apply to the Website, not to independently operated services.
8.2Review Record
An internal accessibility review was completed on 11 October 2026 and considered keyboard access, focus visibility, semantic structure, contrast, reflow, screen-reader-oriented markup, mobile presentation, motion preferences and bilingual navigation. Automated checks alone are not treated as proof of complete accessibility.
8.3Known Limitations
No known material accessibility barrier has been intentionally left unresolved as of the review date. External trading, explorer and social platforms remain outside NOVIUSAI’s control. If a limitation is identified, this Statement will be updated with practical information where appropriate.
8.4Review and Contact
This final Statement is Version 1.0, effective and last reviewed on 11 October 2026. It will be reviewed after major redesigns, new interactive features, language additions or credible barrier reports. Contact info@noviusaicoin.com for assistance or feedback.