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In this section, you can learn how to use the accessibility options on the website.
To assist people with special needs and disabilities, we have implemented an accessibility button on the website – “Accessibility Made Easy” – the button contains an accessibility toolbar with options to modify the site. This allows you to change the appearance of the website and still enjoy the existing content.
The website’s accessibility toolbar supports assistive technologies by using ARIA rules.
The accessibility button on the website is located at the top right. The button is marked with a wheelchair icon.
This button works with the leading browsers (Chrome, Explorer 9 and above, Firefox, Safari, etc.) as well as most leading operating systems such as WINDOWS, MAC, etc.
Opening the Accessibility Menu: Clicking the wheelchair icon button will open a toolbar with various options for adapting the website to your needs.
Closing the Accessibility Menu: Clicking the wheelchair button again will close the menu.
The accessibility menu buttons are arranged by topic:
These buttons allow you to change the text size on the website:
The “Increase Text” button increases the text, and the “Decrease Text” button decreases it.
These buttons allow control over the color contrast between the background and the text, so that even visually impaired users can read the website comfortably:
The “Dark Contrast” button will change the website background to dark and the text to light, the “Light Contrast” button will change the background to light and the text to dark. The “Back to Original Colors” button will return the background and text to the original colors. The “Grayscale” button will change the website’s colors to black and white.
“Underline Links” – This button will emphasize the links on the website by highlighting them and adding an underline.
Details of Keyboard Shortcuts to Assist You in Browsing the Website
F6 – Back to the top of the page
F3 – Search on the page
F5 – Refresh the web page
Down arrow – Scroll at your own pace to the bottom of the page
Up arrow – Scroll1 at your own pace to the top of the page
Spacebar or PAGE DOWN – Scroll down one screen
Spacebar + SHIFT key or PAGE UP – Scroll up one screen
TAB – Navigate between website areas (fields, buttons, links, etc.)
TAB + SHIFT – Navigate backward between website areas (fields, buttons, links, etc.)
ENTER – Activate a link or button or confirm an action
BACKSPACE – Delete text located behind the blinking cursor
DELETE – Delete text located before the blinking cursor
If you are using standard screen reader software, these shortcuts will be useful for you, in addition to the shortcuts mentioned above:
H – Move between all headings.
1 – Move between level 1 headings only
2 – Move between level 2 headings only
3 – Move between level 3 headings only
4 – Move between level 4 headings only
5 – Move between level 5 headings only
6 – Move between level 6 headings only
K – Move between links on the page
L – Move between lists on the page
I – Move between list items
F – Move between form fields and buttons
T – Move between tables on the page
You can navigate between the menus and forms on the website using the keyboard only. During navigation, the focus will be clearly displayed, so you will always know where you are. You can also reach sub-menus on the website using the keyboard. Additionally, error or success messages when filling out forms are supported for reading by screen readers.
In parts of the website such as slide presentations, image galleries, etc., things move automatically.
In any presentation or gallery, you can control the movement of slides/objects using navigation buttons. This allows you to view the content at your own pace.
In the accessibility process, we used many software programs that allow us to check accessibility by technical means, such as screen reader software, software that checks color contrast, etc.
We tested the website on a wide range of pages, ensuring that they meet the list of requirements mandated by law, to which we added, to help as many people with special needs as possible.
You may encounter a specific page or content on the website that is not sufficiently accessible for your needs. Please update us via email, as detailed below.
We Will Be Happy to Help You With Any Problem You Encounter
Please note – while browsing the website, you may encounter content or a page that is not sufficiently accessible. Please bring this to our attention; we will be happy to fix any malfunction or error that we did not manage to find. We will also be happy to offer a reasonable alternative if it is not possible to make the content or page accessible. Send us an email to info@florvani.com and we will get back to you.
For the avoidance of doubt, content imported from other websites is not our responsibility.
The business does not host and there are no accessible arrangement in the premises.
This statement was updated on 20/05/2025.
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