Federman Architects is responsible for the establishment and operation of the website: https://federman.guybenami.com . We place great importance on providing equal service to all users and improving the service provided to people with disabilities.

We invest significant resources in making our website and digital assets accessible, in order to make our services more available to people with disabilities.

In Israel, approximately 20% of the population are people with disabilities who require digital accessibility in order to consume general information and services.

The accessibility of the Federman Architects website is intended to make it available, user-friendly and convenient for populations with special needs, including motor disabilities, cognitive disabilities, low vision, blindness or color blindness, hearing impairments, and senior citizens.

The accessibility of this website was carried out by the website accessibility company “Vee Website Accessibility”.

Accessibility Level

The accessibility level of the website is AA.

Vee adapted the website’s accessibility to common browsers and mobile phone use as much as possible, and used screen readers such as JAWS and NVDA during its testing.

The website is designed to comply with the requirements of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations, 5568, 2013, at AA level. In addition, the website implements the recommendations of WCAG 2.2 by the W3C organization.

The website accessibility was carried out in accordance with the Israeli ICT Authority guidelines for accessibility of applications in internet browsers.

How to Switch to Accessible Mode

An accessibility icon is placed on the website, usually on the side of the page. Clicking the icon opens the accessibility menu. After selecting the desired function in the menu, please wait for the page to load and for the required display change to take effect, if needed.

To cancel an action, click the same function in the menu again. At any time, accessibility settings can be reset.

The software works in popular browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera, subject to the manufacturer’s terms. Browsing in accessibility mode is recommended using the Chrome browser.

The website provides a semantic structure for assistive technologies and supports the common keyboard usage pattern using the arrow keys, Enter, and Esc to exit menus and windows.

For the best browsing experience with screen reader software, we recommend using the latest version of NVDA.