Accessibility statement
At DISTRIBUTION AS A SERVICE EMEA S.L., we continuously work to ensure universal access to our website, with the goal that all people, regardless of their age, disability, or any other personal circumstances, can navigate the pages of the domain https://tech4access.com without encountering access difficulties.
The criteria adopted to achieve greater accessibility of the TECH4ACCESS website are based on the WCAG/WAI guidelines set by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which is the international organization responsible for overseeing technologies and adopting Internet standards. In this sense, the development of the TECH4ACCESS website has been based on complying with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines of WCAG 2.1 of W3C-WAI at the AA compliance level. Everycode, S.L. has conducted an accessibility evaluation according to the requirements of WCAG 2.1.
This accessibility statement applies to the website https://tech4access.com, excluding embedded content from other domains.
Current Situation
Some of the functionalities implemented on the website https://tech4access.com to enable greater accessibility to its contents include:
- The portal’s visual features (font type, color of text and background, etc.) are defined through the stylesheet so that the user can adjust the text to their preferences.
- The font sizes are defined using relative units so that the font size can be enlarged or reduced from the browser options.
- If a user accesses the page with a browser that does not support stylesheets, it will not pose a difficulty, as all content is still accessible with CSS disabled.
- The pages have a clear structure for both the user who can see all content and those who use screen readers, disable the stylesheet, etc. For this purpose, HTML code defines section headers, lists, and all elements that aid in the general understanding of the website.
- The HTML and CSS code used conforms to formal grammars to ensure correct display of content across different browsers.
Preparation of this Accessibility Statement
This statement was prepared on October 5, 2023.
The method used to prepare this statement was an accessibility audit conducted by the company Everycode, S.L. on 21/09/2023.
Last revision of the statement: October 7, 2024.
Feedback and Contact Information
You can submit communications about accessibility requirements, such as:
- Reporting any possible non-compliance by this website.
- Addressing other access difficulties to the content.
- Making any other suggestions or inquiries related to improving the website’s accessibility.
For these communications, you can use the following communication channels:
Link to Form: https://tech4access.com/en/contact/
Optional Content
DISTRIBUTION AS A SERVICE EMEA S.L. has incorporated the universal web accessibility platform inSuit on its website. This service automatically improves the accessibility and usability of the web page, making it more accessible and inclusive.
To activate the inSuit platform on the DISTRIBUTION AS A SERVICE EMEA S.L. website, activate the inSuit tab embedded on the left side (ACCESSIBILITY TOOLS).
The user will receive technical aids from the website that allow them to browse adapted to their needs and preferences.
inSuit Tools® Technical Aids
| Keyboard navigation | Blind people. Users can hear the website content and navigate using the keyboard and numbered markers. |
|---|---|
| Navigation for people with reduced vision | People with visual impairments. The content of the web pages can be enlarged, contrast adjusted, and reading made easier for people with dyslexia. |
| Voice commands | People with motor disabilities. Access all content of the page via simple voice commands. |
| Sound navigation | People with motor disabilities who also have difficulty speaking. Allows users to navigate using any sound, going through the available options. |
| Switch navigation | People with severe motor disabilities. This type of navigation uses any key on the keyboard as a single button that allows the user to select from a set of available options displayed on the screen. |
| Simple navigation using buttons | People with cognitive disabilities and the elderly. Simple mouse navigation using highlighted visual elements and virtual buttons. |
| Simple navigation with enlarged text | Elderly people or those with little digital skill. Mouse navigation that allows pointer size enlargement, highlights links, changes color contrast, zooms into content and structure, changes to a more readable or dyslexia-friendly font, and also includes buttons to convert text to speech for text content. |
| Screen reader optimized | People with visual impairments or the elderly. They use their own Accessibility Assistants (Screen Readers, Magnifiers, etc.). This mode optimizes compatibility with them. |
These are some of the aids that allow people with disabilities to access all information published in any format on our website: PDFs, images, videos, audio files, tables, etc., in addition to accessible online forms.