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WCAG 2.1 Training - Gorzów Wielkopolski

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The positives of WCAG 2.1 sites

Gorzów Wielkopolski - Strony internetowe WCAG 2.1

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Experience

We have extensive knowledge of all legal aspects of accessibility. When creating websites in Gorzów Wielkopolski, we use the best practices in this field.

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Content customization

We have experience in preparing digital and printed content compliant with WCAG standards at level "AA", taking into account the provisions of Polish law.

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Help with WCAG selection

We help you select the appropriate version of WCAG that complies with applicable requirements.

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Content Accessibility Verification

We specialize in checking the accessibility of PDF documents, resolving accessibility issues, proper character encoding, formulating alternative texts for illustrations, and combining WCAG standards with the PDF/UA format.

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WCAG Reports

We confirm the compliance of our websites with WCAG standards with detailed accessibility reports.

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Availability

With us, your websites and content in Gorzów Wielkopolski will be adapted to the needs of people with disabilities.

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Who is our WCAG offer addressed to?

Zalety stron z WCAG 2.1

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State offices and institutions

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Foundations and associations

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Hospitals and health clinics

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Municipal units

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Schools and kindergartens

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WCAG 2.1 - Key Information

WCAG, or Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, is a set of principles designed to make the Internet more accessible to people with disabilities, including deaf and visually impaired people. First developed in 1999 by a group of independent accessibility experts and representatives of the disability community under the Web Accessibility Initiative, version 2.1 of the standard is currently in use.

The WCAG standard is divided into three levels of accessibility: Level A - Basic level of accessibility, Level AA - Medium level of accessibility, Level AAA - Highest level of accessibility. The degree of compliance with WCAG determines how accessible a website or application is to people with various disabilities.

Level A: This is the basic threshold of accessibility, eliminating the most important barriers to accessing content. Sites that meet these requirements remove key obstacles, enabling a basic level of accessibility for users.

Level AA: Considered the industry standard, it includes all the criteria of Level A plus additional requirements that improve the overall level of accessibility. Sites that meet these requirements are more user-friendly and accessible to a wider group of people with disabilities.

Level AAA: The highest standard of accessibility, encompassing advanced principles and requirements. Meeting these criteria is more complex and not always necessary in typical web projects, but it guarantees the highest level of accessibility for users.

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Who needs a WCAG-compliant website?

According to the latest regulations, websites of government institutions, local governments and public organizations must be WCAG compliant. This obligation aims to ensure digital accessibility for all users, including people with disabilities.

Failure to meet these standards can result in severe sanctions. Users can submit accessibility requests, and institutions have 7 days to fulfill such requests.

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Features of WCAG standards implementation

Basic aspects of implementing WCAG standards include:

  • Perceptibility - Alternative descriptions for illustrations, appropriate colors and contrasts, readability and responsiveness.
  • Functionality - Enabling navigation using various methods, e.g. using the keyboard, no flashing content.
  • Understandability - Simple and clear content, avoiding difficult words, explaining abbreviations.
  • Robustness - Correctness of HTML and CSS code, compatibility with assistive technologies.