Website Accessibility

The website is designed to be accessible to all visitors through various accessibility adjustments, while also ensuring the best possible user experience. Accessibility has been implemented based on self-assessment 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 webpage design. The jQuery JavaScript library is used for interactions and certain functionalities. The functionality and appearance of the website have been tested on all popular older and newer browsers, as well as on various devices and operating systems.

The website is designed to be accessible and user-friendly for all web visitors. It has been developed in accordance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility guidelines (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1).

To ensure compatibility with assistive technologies and accessibility tools such as screen readers, the website follows the WAI-ARIA specification guidelines (Web Accessibility Initiative – Assistive Rich Internet Applications). Therefore, the HTML code of the website includes descriptions and attributes with additional information for assistive applications and screen readers. Examples include alternative text for graphic elements, labels for input fields and buttons, etc.

Accessibility Features

Part of the website includes a special tool that provides additional accessibility features. It appears when clicking on the accessibility icon in the bottom right corner. The user is provided with:

• easier navigation using keyboard keys,
• the use of a larger mouse cursor in white or black color,
• light and dark contrast modes,
• display of colors in grayscale,
• the use of a standard font more suitable for people with dyslexia,
• larger font size and bold text,
• highlighted links,
• additional ease of use through keyboard shortcuts.

Possible Improvements

For normal operation, a better overall user experience, and enhanced security, the website uses the JavaScript scripting language. Without appropriate browser support, navigation may be more difficult, and the display and submission of web forms in pop-up windows may not function properly.

Many WCAG guidelines for improving website accessibility can be interpreted subjectively. Interpretations may also change over time.

The implementation of certain missing features is currently not economically justified and will be considered during the next redesign of the website.