Egalitarian Writing
To make this document easier to read, it does not consistently use feminine and masculine forms. Neuter forms refer to all people, regardless of gender.
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The website is committed to promoting a digital accessibility policy for people with disabilities. It complies with the accessibility standards set forth in the latest version of the RGAA (General Accessibility Framework for Government Agencies).
Graphical aspects
- Compliance with contrast thresholds;
- Ability to distinguish links;
- Visual association of form fields with their labels;
- Visual association of error messages with the relevant fields.
Technical aspects
- Ability to navigate and use all features via the keyboard;
- Programmatic association of form fields with their labels;
- Programmatic association of error messages with the relevant fields;
- Grouping of fields requiring common information;
- Ability to provide text alternatives for non-text elements;
- Use of CSS solely for formatting content;
- Presence of a visual effect when elements receive focus;
- Ability to create accessible data tables.
Editorial aspects
- Label text for form labels and action buttons;
- Link text;
- Page titles.
Compliance with technical design principles
- Maximum possible separation of CSS presentation styles and JavaScript scripts;
- Rich interaction components (widgets) that can be used with a keyboard and a screen reader.