Accessibility

introduction

The Internet is currently the largest repository for freedom of information for all users, and disabled users in particular.

As such, we place great importance on giving equal opportunity to people with disabilities to use the information presented on the site, and to enable a better browsing experience.

How website accessibility works?

An accessibility menu is posted on the website.

Clicking on the menu allows opening the accessibility buttons.

After selecting a topic in the menu, wait for the page to load.

The software works in the popular browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Explorer 10+, Safari, Opera.

what is on the menu?

Our website is committed to full accessibility and ease of use for all users. We make a constant effort to improve and expand accessibility options to ensure a quality, convenient and clear browsing experience. Below is a breakdown of the components available on the website, which are designed to assist users with different needs:

1. Larger text
   The site allows for text size to be increased, making it easier to read for visually impaired users. This option is designed to ensure that everyone can adjust the font to the appropriate size for them.
2. Larger row size
   You can increase line spacing in text, which improves readability and comprehension by creating clear spaces between lines.
3. Text alignment
   We allow text alignment to be changed (e.g., left-aligned or centered) to make it easier to read and provide customization options based on user preferences.
4. Legible font
   The site uses highly legible fonts, specifically designed for accessibility – these fonts display clear, spaced letters that make the text easier to identify and understand.
5. Gray scale
   You can enable a grayscale mode that reduces visual stimuli by eliminating colors. This mode helps people who are sensitive to visual stimuli and improves the level of comfort while browsing.
6. Contrast
   There is an option to adjust the contrast level between the text and the background. This change allows for easier reading for users with visual impairments or light sensitivity, and ensures that the text is clear and accessible in all lighting conditions.
7. Page structure
   We emphasize a neat page structure and a clear hierarchy of content – ​​structured headings, subheadings, and paragraphs. This structure helps users using digital reading aids navigate efficiently and quickly to the desired content.
8. Sitemap
   The site has an accessible site map, which allows users to get an overview of the site's structure and easily navigate between its various parts. This allows users to quickly reach the desired page or content.
9. A reading mask
   This option allows you to highlight selected text sections using a reading mask that increases contrast and clarity in the reading area, thus contributing to better focus and perception of the content.
10. Hide photos
    For users who want to focus on text only, there is an option to hide images and visuals. This option helps reduce visual clutter and maintains a continuous, simple reading line.
11. Pause animations
    The site has the option to pause animations and automatic movements. This feature is designed to prevent interruptions and reading difficulties for users who are sensitive to motion or have problems with rapid visual responses.
12. Focus frame
    Whenever a user moves focus between different elements on the site (using the keyboard, for example), a prominent focus frame is displayed. This makes it easy to track the active element and navigate the site conveniently and safely.

Ways of applying for requests and improvement proposals regarding accessibility

If you encounter an accessibility problem while browsing the site, we would be happy to receive comments from you by contacting our Accessibility Coordinator.