Accessibility Statement
Updated 14 May 2024
Filippos Fragkogiannis prioritizes website accessibility, aiming to serve all users irrespective of technology, abilities, or limitations. Regular reviews are conducted, and your suggestions for improvements are warmly welcomed. If you encounter any issues, please share your feedback through the contact page.
1. Introduction to the Accessibility Statement
Filippos Fragkogiannis is committed to the principles of accessibility and inclusion. As part of this commitment, he strives to make the information and features on his website accessible to all users, including people with disabilities.
The website is regularly updated with the latest WordPress release, including its theme and plugins, to ensure maximum performance and security. However, please be aware that these updates may sometimes cause temporary malfunctions on certain pages.
2. Actions and Ongoing Efforts
Filippos Fragkogiannis is dedicated to an ongoing effort to improve accessibility on his website, implementing various measures and allocating resources for this purpose. Outlined below are the strategies employed to enhance accessibility:
3. Consistent Layout
The website features a consistent layout, providing a unified and user-friendly experience.
4. Inverted Pyramid Approach
Information is strategically organized using the 'inverted pyramid' approach, ensuring that the most crucial content is placed prominently at the top for easy accessibility.
5. Plain English Content with Structured Formatting
Content is crafted in plain English and structured effectively with the use of headings and lists, enhancing readability and comprehension.
6. Color Contrast
Text and background colors maintain a contrast ratio of at least 4.5 to 1, promoting readability and accessibility for users with visual impairments. Users can also change their web browser's default settings.
7. Avoidance of Small Text
Small text is eliminated, ensuring that all text is clear and easy to understand, promoting a more inclusive user experience.Â
8. Alternative Text for Images
Almost all images include descriptive alternative text, allowing users with visual impairments to access information conveyed through visual elements.
9. Descriptive Hyperlinks
Hyperlinks are designed with descriptive text, facilitating better understanding of the linked content and improving navigation for all users.
10. Responsive Design
The website is designed to be responsive, ensuring a seamless experience across various devices and screen sizes.
10. Web Browser Compatibility
The website is tested and should display correctly on the following web browsers:
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Mozilla Firefox
- Safari
- Opera
- Brave
- DuckDuckGo
- Vivaldi
- Aloha Browser
- Yandex Browser
- Maxthon
11. Font Sizes
You can change the font size in your browser as follows:
- Internet Explorer: Select ‘View,’ then ‘Text size,’ followed by your preferred size.
- Safari: Select ‘View,’ then select either ‘Make text bigger’ or ‘Make text smaller.’
- Chrome: At the top-right, Open Menu. Next to ‘Zoom,’ choose the zoom options that you want.
- Firefox: At the top-right, Open Menu. Next to ‘Zoom,’ choose the zoom options that you want.
12. Third-Party Websites
This website contains links to webpages that are owned and/or controlled by third parties.
13. Navigating Links
Internal links, which refer to webpages within the same domain you are currently visiting, are distinguished by a Light Green color.
External links, directing you to webpages hosted on a different domain, are identified by a Light Blue color.
Filippos Fragkogiannis does not make any representations regarding the accessibility of third-party websites, and he is unable to address any accessibility barriers on such websites, if they exist.
If assistance is needed with those sites, please use the contact information provided on those third-party websites.
14. Search Engine Visibility
The accessibility of this website, first indexed by Google in July 2016, has been thoroughly tested by manually searching its title and URL address across various search engines.
It has consistently received instant and favorable rankings in all the bellow mentioned search engines.
Microsoft Bing Google Yahoo! Yandex DuckDuckGo You.com Baidu Ask.com Brave Search Naver Seznam All the Internet GiveWater ZapMeta Lukol Entireweb 100 Search Engines HotBot Rambler Cốc Cốc Ecosia AOL Search Gibiru Yep WebCrawler Search Mojeek Qwant Swisscows MetaCrawler Info.com Dogpile Startpage Daum MetaGer Infospace Excite Lycos Searx Presearch Lilo TadaDoo Supreme Search Groot Goo Visymo Qmamu Searchalot Openverse
Throughout its lifespan, this website has undergone substantial changes and enhancements. To explore its previous versions and witness its evolution, you can navigate through its history using the Wayback Machine. (Saved 397 times between May 4, 2020 and October 29, 2023)
15. Contact Information
If you are having difficulty viewing or navigating the content on this website or notice any content, feature, or functionality that you believe is not fully accessible to people with disabilities, please email me with Disabled Access in the subject line. Kindly provide a description of the specific feature you feel is not fully accessible or a suggestion for improvement.
Accessibility Statement
Updated 14 May 2024
Filippos Fragkogiannis prioritizes website accessibility, aiming to serve all users irrespective of technology, abilities, or limitations. Regular reviews are conducted, and your suggestions for improvements are warmly welcomed. If you encounter any issues, please share your feedback through the contact page.
1. Introduction to the Accessibility Statement
Filippos Fragkogiannis is committed to the principles of accessibility and inclusion. As part of this commitment, he strives to make the information and features on his website accessible to all users, including people with disabilities.
The website is regularly updated with the latest WordPress release, including its theme and plugins, to ensure maximum performance and security. However, please be aware that these updates may sometimes cause temporary malfunctions on certain pages.
2. Actions and Ongoing Efforts
Filippos Fragkogiannis is dedicated to an ongoing effort to improve accessibility on his website, implementing various measures and allocating resources for this purpose. Outlined below are the strategies employed to enhance accessibility:
3. Consistent Layout
The website features a consistent layout, providing a unified and user-friendly experience.
4. Inverted Pyramid Approach
Information is strategically organized using the 'inverted pyramid' approach, ensuring that the most crucial content is placed prominently at the top for easy accessibility.
5. Plain English Content with Structured Formatting
Content is crafted in plain English and structured effectively with the use of headings and lists, enhancing readability and comprehension.
6. Color Contrast
Text and background colors maintain a contrast ratio of at least 4.5 to 1, promoting readability and accessibility for users with visual impairments. Users can also change their web browser's default settings.
7. Avoidance of Small Text
Small text is eliminated, ensuring that all text is clear and easy to understand, promoting a more inclusive user experience.Â
8. Alternative Text for Images
Almost all images include descriptive alternative text, allowing users with visual impairments to access information conveyed through visual elements.
9. Descriptive Hyperlinks
Hyperlinks are designed with descriptive text, facilitating better understanding of the linked content and improving navigation for all users.
10. Responsive Design
The website is designed to be responsive, ensuring a seamless experience across various devices and screen sizes.
10. Web Browser Compatibility
The website is tested and should display correctly on the following web browsers:
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Mozilla Firefox
- Safari
- Opera
- Brave
- DuckDuckGo
- Vivaldi
- Aloha Browser
- Yandex Browser
- Maxthon
11. Font Sizes
You can change the font size in your browser as follows:
- Internet Explorer: Select ‘View,’ then ‘Text size,’ followed by your preferred size.
- Safari: Select ‘View,’ then select either ‘Make text bigger’ or ‘Make text smaller.’
- Chrome: At the top-right, Open Menu. Next to ‘Zoom,’ choose the zoom options that you want.
- Firefox: At the top-right, Open Menu. Next to ‘Zoom,’ choose the zoom options that you want.
12. Third-Party Websites
This website contains links to webpages that are owned and/or controlled by third parties.
13. Navigating Links
Internal links, which refer to webpages within the same domain you are currently visiting, are distinguished by a Light Green color.
External links, directing you to webpages hosted on a different domain, are identified by a Light Blue color.
Filippos Fragkogiannis does not make any representations regarding the accessibility of third-party websites, and he is unable to address any accessibility barriers on such websites, if they exist.
If assistance is needed with those sites, please use the contact information provided on those third-party websites.
14. Search Engine Visibility
The accessibility of this website, first indexed by Google in July 2016, has been thoroughly tested by manually searching its title and URL address across various search engines.
It has consistently received instant and favorable rankings in all the bellow mentioned search engines.
Microsoft Bing Google Yahoo! Yandex DuckDuckGo You.com Baidu Ask.com Brave Search Naver Seznam All the Internet GiveWater ZapMeta Lukol Entireweb 100 Search Engines HotBot Rambler Cốc Cốc Ecosia AOL Search Gibiru Yep  WebCrawler Search Mojeek Qwant Swisscows MetaCrawler Info.com Dogpile Startpage Daum MetaGer Infospace Excite Lycos Searx Presearch Lilo TadaDoo Supreme Search Groot
Throughout its lifespan, this website has undergone substantial changes and enhancements. To explore its previous versions and witness its evolution, you can navigate through its history using the Wayback Machine. (Saved 397 times between May 4, 2020 and October 29, 2023)
15. Contact Information
If you are having difficulty viewing or navigating the content on this website or notice any content, feature, or functionality that you believe is not fully accessible to people with disabilities, please email me with Disabled Access in the subject line. Kindly provide a description of the specific feature you feel is not fully accessible or a suggestion for improvement.
Profile
Filippos Fragkogiannis is a Greek graphic designer and poster artist based in Athens, Attica. He is noted for his exploration of semiotics, language and symbols in his work, which focuses on typography.
Capabilities
His design portfolio includes various creative outputs such as advertising, branding, logos, posters and digital design. He is well-versed in using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Process
His creative process involves researching and gathering ideas, then simplifying and refining them. His objective is to create messages that resonate with diverse audiences.
Collaboration
Filippos Fragkogiannis is available for freelance work and contract assignments. Contact him for any inquiries about new client work, design consultancy, commissions, guest authoring, and collaborative endeavors.Â
SOLUTIONS
Visual Communication
Website Development
Search Engine Optimization
Content Optimization
WordPress Consultation
Google Business Profile
Wikipedia Page Creation
Social Media Management
Google Knowledge Graph
Schema Markup
Structured Data
Link Building
POSTS
Award
Blog
Fonts in Use
Exhibition
Jury Member
Interview
Publication
Workshop
RESOURCES
Mockups
Fonts
LATEST WORK
Vercetti Regular
RIMOWA Postage Stamps for Cologne
Fonts.gr Digital Content and Social Media
Warped Cigars Be Exclusively Different
Those Fears T-Shirt on Everpress
Kalogirou L' Appartement
RECENT NEWS
AI Monday Website
Awwwards Jury Member 2024
IDA Design Awards 2023 Honorable Mention
Online Design Awards Winner (Q4 2023)
Hiiibrand Awards 2022 Merit Award
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