The target is WCAG 2.1 Level AA. The site was built against that standard rather than retrofitted to it, and the pages were checked by keyboard, with automated tooling, and by measuring the rendered colour values directly from the built pages in both themes.

This is a self-assessment carried out by the person who built the site. It is not a third-party audit and it does not claim to be one. Where something has not been tested, the section further down says so.

Detailed, descriptive alternative text is systematically integrated across visual assets, 3D renders and digital casting material, to provide exact context for screen-reading software. Images that carry meaning are described; images that are pure decoration, including the animated texture in the footer, are marked as decorative so assistive software passes over them rather than announcing noise.

Every text colour was measured against the background it actually sits on, in both the dark and the light theme, and each one clears the AA threshold. The light theme is not an inversion of the dark one. Each colour was solved so that it holds the same contrast ratio against the light background that its counterpart holds against the dark, because a straight inversion pushed two of them below the line.

Colour is never the only way information is given. Links are distinguished by position and weight as well as hue, and no instruction anywhere on the site depends on telling one colour from another.

Every link, button and control can be reached and operated with the keyboard alone, in the order the page reads. Focus stays visible throughout: the theme switch, the service links and the FAQ questions all draw a focus ring in the accent colour, and the browser's own outline is never suppressed. A "Skip to content" link is the first thing the keyboard reaches on every page, so the navigation can be bypassed.

Clear typography hierarchies, semantic HTML structuring and predictable navigation patterns are implemented throughout: one first-level heading per page, navigation in a nav, the main body in main, lists as lists. Links that open in a new tab say so in their label.

Every interactive control is at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels, the minimum target size introduced in WCAG 2.2, so a link inside a stacked list can be hit accurately with a thumb rather than by aiming at a line of text.

The portfolio relies on motion and dynamic 3D elements, but core navigation remains independent of them. If your system asks for reduced motion, the animated footer texture renders as a still image and the theme cross-fade is switched off. Nothing on the site flashes, blinks or moves faster than three times a second.

Type is set in relative units throughout and reflows rather than clipping when text is enlarged or the window is narrow. The pages stay readable at 200% zoom and down to a 320 pixel wide viewport without horizontal scrolling. Typefaces are served from this domain rather than a third-party font service, so text renders even where such services are blocked.

There is no CAPTCHA, no session that expires, no time limit on anything, no audio or video that starts by itself, and no pop-up that has to be dismissed before the site can be read.

Being straight about this is the point of the page.

• Scrolling past the end of a page moves you to the next one. It is deliberate, it takes a sustained scroll plus a pause to trigger, and it will not fire while the pointer rests on a link, but it is still an unusual behaviour that may be unexpected. The navigation at the top of every page reaches everywhere the site goes, without it.
• The site has been tested by keyboard and with automated checks, and the contrast figures were measured from the rendered pages. It has not yet been tested end to end with every major screen reader, nor reviewed by an external auditor.
• Some interface text sits at the smaller end of the scale, notably the copyright line. It clears the contrast requirement but it is not large.
• The email links on this site are protected against address harvesting, which means they are rebuilt by a small script in your browser. With JavaScript switched off they will not open your mail application. Everything else on the site reads and works without JavaScript.
• The site is in English only. A Greek version is planned.

Digital accessibility is an ongoing technical requirement and the platform is audited regularly. If you encounter a barrier, or if you need the visual content in a different format, tell us the page, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive software you were using: email support ↗

All reports are reviewed promptly. You will have a reply within five working days, and if a fix is going to take longer than that you will be told when to expect it. If you need something from this site in another form, a document or a piece of information sent as plain text, ask and it will be sent.