Examples of using Web-accessibility in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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Programming
Web-accessibility will also be stimulated by the Commission's Standardisation Mandate 376(for functional-accessibility requirements for ICT products,
lack of confidence in the web-accessibility market.
such as awareness-raising, web-accessibility training programmes, and the appointment of web accessibility coordinators in large public sector bodies.
The web-accessibility market comprises all those described as web-developers:
The proposed Directive supports Member States to achieve their national commitments regarding web-accessibility, as well as their commitment to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, in particular as regards public sector bodies' websites, aiming at ensuring the effective use of the harmonised standard for web-accessibility that should be built upon the Commission mandate M/376.
digital literacy gaps of elderly people and realising web-accessibility of public websites),
Web-accessibility is part and parcel of many political initiatives at European level:
shall be presumed to be in conformity with the web-accessibility requirements covered by those standards
Web-accessibility users may be confronted with non-interoperable web browsers, screen readers or other assistive technologies.
ability of public procurers to address web-accessibility.
lower web-accessibility costs and more accessible websites: a triple win for governments,
Ultimately, a harmonised approach to web-accessibility across the EU would bring down costs for web developer companies and consequently the costs
will be working under converging requirements regarding web-accessibility, thereby simplifying their implementation within the web solutions provided.
If the six Member States without existing web-accessibility measures would have zero web-accessibility in their public sector web sites,
To ensure that responsible authorities have to implement the same accessibility specifications independent of the type of website, the web-accessibility requirements used in this proposed Directive are identical to those of the proposal for a Directive on the accessibility of public sector bodies' websites.
The lack of harmonised approaches to web-accessibility creates barriers in the internal market.
Web-accessibility.
Specific objectives include harmonised requirements for a minimum list of types of public sector websites and promoting web-accessibility for public sector websites beyond this list.
Member States shall monitor on a continuous basis the conformity of the websites concerned with the web-accessibility requirements.
the methodology for the monitoring of the conformity of the websites concerned with the requirements for web-accessibility as set out in Article 3.