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On 24/10/2006 an audit of the abertis foundation website was carried out. The result of the audit met the accessibility requirements of level Double–A of the web content accessibility guidelines 1.0 from W3C–WAI.

The abertis foundation has converted its website into a site that is accessible to disabled people. This objective is framed within the priority of the abertis corporation-and in particular of its foundation- to guarantee the well being of people. By meeting these objectives, it also offers a response to the indications suggested in various forums and programmes on corporate social responsibility in which the corporation participates.

The abertis foundation website has reached a double A (AA) level of accessibility, as indicated by the internationally recognised guidelines defined by the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), which guarantees full navigation for people with visual, auditory, physical, cognitive, neurological and technological disabilities.

Technical characteristics
The website complies with a series of technical requisites which enable people with disabilities to access the content of its pages without difficulties. Its characteristics include:

1.- The graphic elements are complemented with textual alternatives so that users who are unable to access the visual contents of the pages will not have problems interacting with the website.

2.- It is possible to change the size of the contents from the browser options for users who wish to increase or decrease the texts.

3.- Alternative keyboard accesses are offered for people who cannot use a mouse.

4.- The pages have a clear structure both for users who can see all the content, as well as users who read the information with a screen reader, users who deactivate the style sheet, etc. For this objective, by means of the HTML code, the titles of the section are defined , as well as the lists and all the elements that help with the general understanding of the website.

5.- The HTML and CSS codes used are adjusted to formal grammars to guarantee the correct viewing of the contents in different browsers.

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