Accessibility statement
We want everyone to be able to use this website, especially older adults and people with visual, motor or cognitive difficulties.
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What we have done
- readable letters and good colour contrast
- a text size control and other options, from the “Accessibility” button
- the layout keeps working when you zoom in with your browser
- keyboard navigation, with a clear sign of where you are on the page
- a link to skip straight to the main content
- text alternatives for images
- subtitles in the videos
- plain language, with explanations of the terms we use
- a layout that adapts to phones and tablets
- less movement on screen, if you have asked for this in your device settings
The “Accessibility” button
At the bottom right of every page you will find the “Accessibility” button. With it you can:
- make the text larger or smaller
- underline or highlight links
- highlight headings
- show images in greyscale
- turn on easy reading mode, which combines several of the options above
Standard
The website was designed with the aim of meeting the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA.
Known limitations
- The subtitles of the videos are part of the picture. They cannot be turned off or enlarged separately from the video.
- There is no written transcript of the videos yet.
Tell us if something does not work
If you have difficulty using any part of the website, write to us at cognitrainerasmus@gmail.com. Tell us which page it was and what problem you had.
