Accessibility statement

What we did

We built this site to meet Israeli Standard 5568 part 1, which is based on WCAG 2.0 at level AA, and we checked it against WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2 at level AA too. There is no accessibility plugin on the site: the accessibility is built into the site itself.

• You can use the whole site with a keyboard alone. Whatever you are on gets a clear outline, and every page starts with a "Skip to content" link.
• Every picture that tells you something has a text description, and every button and link has a name that screen readers read out.
• Every page is built from headings in order, and the text's language is marked, so a screen reader knows when to read Hebrew and when English.
• Text stands out clearly from its background, in light mode and in dark mode.
• You can make the text twice as big. Even on a very narrow screen, 320 pixels wide, everything fits with no sideways scrolling.
• Anything that moves by itself for more than a few seconds stops with a button. If you asked your device for reduced motion, the site does not move at all.
• There are no forms on the site, and no videos or sound.

How to use the site

• With a keyboard: Tab moves to the next link or button, Shift+Tab goes back, and Enter or Space presses it. Escape closes the menu on a phone.
• Zoom: press Ctrl and + to make the page bigger (on a Mac: Cmd and +), and Ctrl and 0 to go back to the normal size. You can also make only the text bigger, in your browser settings.
• Stopping motion: on the game's page, a round button in the corner of the big picture and in the corner of the zombie stops their motion. You can also turn on reduced motion in your device's accessibility settings, and the whole site stays still.
• In the game demo, on the game's page: hold the forge button (with a mouse, a finger, or Enter or Space), or press it briefly to heat one stage. A screen reader reads out each stage and the result.
• Dark mode: the site follows the light or dark mode of your device.

What we checked, and how

On 22 October 2026 we checked every page of the site, in Hebrew and in English, and the error page too. We ran the axe-core checker against WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 at levels A and AA, on a phone and on a computer, in light and dark mode, with and without motion. We went through every page with a keyboard alone, with text twice as big, on a screen 320 pixels wide and with wide text spacing, and stopped everything that moves. We also checked the pictures and their descriptions one by one, and the contrast of text that sits on a picture.

On 24 October 2026 the site became two: the English site, myceliumlabs.com, and the Hebrew site, myceliumlabs.co.il. That day we ran every automatic check again, on every page of both.

The automatic checks now run on every change proposed for the site, and a change goes on the site only after it passes them.

What is not perfect yet

• The game demo on the game's page (the belt, the forge, "Take it or break it?" and the zombie) is made mostly for the eyes. Everything that happens in it is also said in words, and you can play it with a keyboard. The 3D zombie is there to look at only, and it has a text description.
• The painted icons and buttons in the demo are our artist's drawings. Everything they tell you is also written in words.
• The downloads in the press kit are pictures of the mark, the banner and the logo, with no accessible text inside them.
• Links to social networks, to Roblox and to Roblox Support lead to sites that are not ours; their accessibility is up to whoever runs them.
• We checked with tools and with a keyboard, but not with every screen reader and every browser. If something does not work for you, please tell us.

Last reviewed

We checked the site and updated this statement on 24 October 2026. It covers the English site, myceliumlabs.com, and the Hebrew site, myceliumlabs.co.il, both run by Mycelium Labs Ltd.