Here you can find information on the accessibility guidelines applied to the contents of the portal https://www.ldesignlab.com/ in its aim to make its contents accessible to people with disabilities or the elderly, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Information Services. The Information Society and Electronic Commerce.

Declaration of conformity

Websites must comply with the accessibility criteria indicated in the UNE 139803:2012 standard, in addition to satisfying all the priority 2 checkpoints (level AA adequacy) defined in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) specification. ) 2.0, by the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

The Community is committed to providing non-exclusive web tools to citizens that maintain the highest possible accessibility and ensure universal access to information.

The contents published on this portal must be able to be consulted and used regardless of any type of personal circumstance (people with disabilities, functional diversity, elderly people) or limitations derived from the environment or context of use (device, connection speed, environmental conditions). The design of the interface must be adapted to people and not the other way around. Content must be able to be presented perfectly by multi-device browsers or any other type of assistive tool.

Our accessibility guidelines

Compliance with the WCAG standards (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium), at level AA.

Verification of compliance with the aforementioned guidelines through the Web Accessibility Test (TAW).

Periodic auditing of compliance with standards.

 

Last revision date

The last accessibility review of the https://www.ldesignlab.com/ portal was carried out in February 2025.

Web 2.0 Content Accessibility Guidelines at http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20 (equivalent to UNE 139803:2012)

Conformance level AA: Automatic tools have been used to verify the accessibility of the page and errors have been corrected (tools such as TAW, W3C Examiner and Validator cause some problems with HTML5 pages with RDFa and meta tags).

Non-accessible content

There are certain contents that are intrinsically not accessible through this portal, such as maps, but in all cases an attempt has been made to offer an accessible alternative:

Maps are not accessible. Alternatives have been provided to alleviate this problem, such as alternative address lists to maps, marking addresses with special labels, etc.

Semantic web features have been introduced that generate false errors with some validators.

Icons that help the user to better understand the content at a glance, but are not readable.

NOTE: This declaration of conformity affects all pages located within the domain https://www.ldesignlab.com/, excluding pages to which external links and embedded content from other domains take us.

Suggestions

The https://www.ldesignlab.com/ portal aims to be as accessible and usable as possible. It has been designed in accordance with current regulations and standards in relation to accessibility. Periodic reviews of the website are carried out to ensure that the committed level of accessibility is maintained.

In any case, it is possible that you may find some pages or content that does not fully adapt to these standards, as the contents are constantly being revised to be updated and improved.

We invite you to help us with your suggestions to make this portal more and more accessible. If you have any suggestions for improvement or errors that you wish to report, please use our contact details and explain the case to us:

Text size

It has been possible to control and size the fonts from the browser itself.

The way to access this customisation varies depending on each browser and platform, and this option can be found in different locations in the menu.

In the following lists we show the way to follow in the most widespread browsers that allow this functionality:

On Linux and Windows:

• Zoom in: Press CTRL +
• Zoom out: Press CTRL –
• Reset to original size: Press CTRL 0 (except Internet Explorer)

On Mac:

• Zoom in: Press COMMAND +
• Zoom out: Press COMMAND –
• Reset to original size: press COMMAND 0
• To change the text size, use the browser controls.

Internet Explorer: From the menu bar, select View > Zoom > Zoom In or Zoom Out, or select a percentage.

Firefox: in the menu bar, select View > Text Zoom Only and select Zoom In or Zoom Out from the same menu. Only the text size changes, while all other elements on the page remain the same. If you want to change everything on the page, deselect Text Zoom Only and select View > Zoom In or Zoom Out. Select Reset to return the view to the original size.

Safari: From the menu bar, choose View > Text Zoom In/Out Only and select Zoom In or Zoom Out from the same menu. It only changes the size of the text, while the other elements of the page will be resized.

Google Chrome: In the menu bar, select View > Zoom In or Zoom Out. Select Actual size to return the view to its original size.

You can also use our floating accessibility button to adjust text size, fonts and colours.

Technical features

Among others, the following measures have been taken:

• The language used, the structure of the content and the context information are simple and coherent and easily understandable for people.
• Use of (X)HTML code to create standard documents. Content is marked up with tags, providing context information and allowing the user to differentiate headings, sections, paragraphs, lists, etc.
• The positioning of content is done through the use of CSS cascading style sheets. These style sheets mark up appropriately and allow for the separation of the structure and presentation of the contents. With this procedure it is possible to guarantee compatibility for different browsers and devices, allowing the use of assistive technologies for browsing.
• A legible font size has been used. Texts have been checked for sufficient contrast with respect to background colours. The selected font size and colour tones can be modified with the tools provided by each browser. You can also use our floating accessibility button to adjust text size, fonts and colours.
• Images, except for decorative images, have an alternative description. Images have mandatory alternative text so that an alternative is provided for those who do not access the graphical content.

• • Functional alternatives for users who have Javascript disabled. Javascript effects, Ajax, etc. do not hide information or block access to those who use browsers that do not support these technologies.
  • The abusive use of pop-up windows is avoided.
  • The use of motion graphics and flashes is avoided and, in situations where their use is essential, the necessary functionalities are provided to be able to stop the movement.
  • The use of colour to give meaning to content is avoided.
  • Colour tones previously validated in the text/background colour contrast algorithms for WCAG2 are used.
  • Links provide details of the hyperlink destination. Navigation should be easy. The links must be informative and must meet exactly the information users expect.
  • A content manager (WordPress) is used to help maintain the accessibility of content over time.