Examples of using Web accessibility in English and their translations into Slovak
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People who need web accessibility might have a disability-- or they might just want to use voice commands because they are driving a car.
Web accessibility is an important aspect of e-accessibility which offers disabled people the possibility to perceive, understand, navigate,
Web accessibility, especially the accessibility of public administration websites,
Web accessibility is the inclusive practice of ensuring there are no barriers that prevent interaction with,
Assigning a national contact point for web accessibility, e.g. via a website, in 2009;
The first is web accessibility, where the proposed coherent and common approach can be applied.
Progress has been achieved in the implementation and testing of the Web accessibility guidelines as well on the European Curriculum on Design for All.
The primary sources of inspiration for these groups were the W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative and the positive experience with Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act.
Web accessibility aims to help users with disabilities to access information and functions available on the Internet.
In 2008, the Web Accessibility Initiative, a group that works to produce guidelines for web developers, introduced a widely
public procurement of ICT goods and services, including web accessibility requirements in public tenders for creating
Suppliers of web accessibility services would benefit from economies of scale, due to a larger market
The proposal also complements the proposal for a web accessibility Directive that covers in its scope only certain public sector websites.
The European Standardisation Organisations, in cooperation with stakeholders, should rapidly develop EU standards for web accessibility building on WCAG 2.0.
This 11 minute video provides an overview of the difficulties users with disabilities face on the web and some of the motivations for web accessibility.”.
Only 5% of EU27 public websites comply with minimum web accessibility standards and guidelines.
A European standard that includes web accessibility based on those guidelines is under development within the European Commission Mandate 376.
facilitate that will help accelerate the improvement in web accessibility in Europe, even without specific EU legislative provisions on web accessibility.
The Public Consultation launched today will look at what actions Member States could take to improve web accessibility, and seeks feedback on more general issues of accessibility related to information and communication technologies for disabled persons.
The Commission will launch a study in 2009 to continue monitoring general e-accessibility and web accessibility progress and implementation,