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Accessibility statement

Draft for review before publication. This document is not legal advice, and items marked like this still need to be completed.

Last updated: 14.11.2026.

It matters to me that this site is useful to everyone. It was built with the aim of meeting Israeli Standard 5568 at level AA, based on WCAG 2.2 level AA. This statement lists only what was actually done and tested, and also what was not tested.

Adjustments made

  • Full keyboard operation across the site, including the menu, language switch and image galleries, with a clear focus indicator.
  • A "Skip to content" link at the start of every page, and a logical tab order.
  • An ordered heading structure, a single main heading per page and a unique page title for each page.
  • Alternative text for images, and labels for buttons and icons (including the contact and email icons). Links that open in a new window say so.
  • The image viewer opens and closes with the keyboard (Escape), keeps focus inside it and returns focus to the image it was opened from. The arrow keys follow the reading direction in Hebrew and English.
  • Colour contrast of at least 4.5:1 for regular text, including text over photographs.
  • The site supports text enlarged to 200% and a narrow 320-pixel view, without horizontal scrolling.
  • Hebrew right to left and English left to right, with the correct language set on every page.
  • Animation: the intro plays once for about 3 seconds, the scroll arrow moves twice and stops, and nothing else moves automatically. When your device is set to reduce motion, all animation is switched off.
  • The site has no video, audio or auto-playing content, and does not use an external accessibility plugin.

How it was tested

  • Automated testing with axe-core in Chromium, on every page of the site in Hebrew and English, at desktop and phone sizes, against WCAG 2.2 level AA rules. No violations were found. Automated testing does not prove full accessibility.
  • Automated tests of keyboard navigation (menu and image viewer), enlarging and reflowing text, adjusted text spacing, and contrast of text over photographs.
  • A review of the page structure as it is exposed to assistive technology.

Limitations and what has not been tested

  • The site has not yet been tested with a real screen reader (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver or TalkBack), nor audited by an accessibility specialist. I therefore do not claim full compliance with the standard. To complete: date and results of a professional audit, once carried out.
  • The alternative text on project photos is brief: it names the room and the project and does not describe every detail.
  • Links to Instagram and WhatsApp lead to third-party sites and apps that I do not control.

Found a problem?

If something on the site is not accessible to you, I would like to hear about it and fix it. You can call 050-4466384 or message me on WhatsApp (opens in a new window). To complete: name of the accessibility contact and an email address.

To complete: whether clients are received at a physical address. If so, the physical accessibility arrangements (parking, entrance, restrooms) and the address. If meetings take place at clients' homes or on video, this can be stated here.