Website accessibility

The website is designed to be accessible to all website visitors by adapting it in different ways, while making their experience as positive as possible. Accessibility was based on a self-assessment and was designed in accordance with the Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications Act. Level of accessibility The website is written in HTML5 and uses CSS3 style sheets (Cascading Style Sheets) for web design. The jQuery JavaScript library is used for interactions and certain functionalities. The performance and appearance of the website has been tested on all popular browsers, both older and newer, and on a variety of devices and operating systems. The website is designed to be accessible and user-friendly to all online visitors. It has been developed with the WCAG 2.1 Level AA guidelines for web content accessibility in mind. ( Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1). To ensure that the website is compatible with assistive technologies and accessible with assistive devices such as screen readers, the website follows the guidelines of the Web Accessibility Initiative – Assistive Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) specification. In the HTML code of web pages, descriptions and attributes are added with additional information for dedicated applications or. readers. Examples are alternative texts for graphic elements, input field and button labels, etc. Accessibility features Part of the website is a special tool that provides additional accessibility features to the website. It appears when you click on the accessibility icon in the bottom right corner. User enabled:

• easier navigation with the keys on the keyboard,
• use a larger mouse pointer, in white or black,
• light and dark contrast,
• showing colours in greyscale,
• use of standard fonts, more suitable for people with dyslexia,
• larger font size; bold font,
• highlighted links.
• Visitors can use the website with the help of keyboard shortcuts.

  Possible improvements The website uses JavaScript scripting language for normal operation, a better overall user experience and increased security. Without adequate browser support, navigation is difficult and web forms cannot be displayed and submitted in pop-up windows. Many of the WCAG guidelines for improving website accessibility can be interpreted subjectively. Interpretations can also change over time. It is not economically viable to implement certain features that are missing and will be taken into account in the next redesign of the website.