Examples of using Web accessibility in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The primary responsibility for improving web accessibility rests with Member States
The first is web accessibility, where the proposed coherent and common approach can be applied.
A European standard that includes web accessibility based on those guidelines is under development within the European Commission Mandate 376.
Web accessibility aims to help users with disabilities to access information
and improved web accessibility, see tableless web design.
in accordance with web accessibility standards, and other suitable means of communication.
and improved web accessibility.
methods for achieving web accessibility.
For example, on average in the EU-27, only 5% of public websites comply fully with web accessibility standards, though more are partially accessible.
and improved web accessibility, see tableless web design.
in cooperation with stakeholders, should rapidly develop EU standards for web accessibility building on WCAG 2.0.
Suppliers of web accessibility services would benefit from economies of scale, due to a larger market and a lower go-to-market price for their services.
awareness of the needs and solutions for web accessibility.
The Commission will launch a study in 2009 to continue monitoring general e-accessibility and web accessibility progress and implementation.
Techniques and guidelines are important because they represent an attempt to define and standardize what web accessibility means.
There is broad consensus that WCAG 2.0 guidelines are the technical specifications to be closely adhered to for web accessibility.
Technology neutrality is a prerequisite for working with web accessibility in an ICT environment which is changing rapidly.
The proposal also complements the proposal for a web accessibility Directive that covers in its scope only certain public sector websites.
A common approach to ensure web accessibility will contribute to an inclusive digital society
WebAIM is a non-profit organisation focused on web accessibility solutions at Utah State University.