What is web accessibility?
Web accessibility is the process by which websites and online applications are designed and developed to be usable by as many users as possible, regardless of their physical, sensory or cognitive abilities. It involves removing digital barriers and adapting content for people with disabilities, as well as for users browsing under different conditions: slow connections, old devices or small screens. Examples include the use of alternative text for images, appropriate visual contrast, the possibility of navigation only with the keyboard and compatibility with screen readers. Web accessibility means inclusion, equity and a better digital experience for everyone.
Accessibility adjustments on this site
We have adapted this site in accordance with the WCAG 2.1 guidelines and aimed to achieve the AA accessibility level, which is the internationally recommended standard. The content and functionalities have been configured so that they can be used with assistive technologies, such as screen readers or keyboard navigation.
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Clear page structuring for intuitive navigation.
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Using appropriate contrasts between text and background.
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Adding alternative texts for images.
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Possibility to access the main functionalities via the keyboard.
Requests, problems and suggestions
We recognize that digital accessibility is an ongoing process and we are committed to constantly improving the user experience. If you experience difficulty accessing any section of the site or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us using the details available at the bottom of the page. We will carefully review each request and make all reasonable efforts to remedy the situation.