WCAG 2.0 - Legal regulations
on 12 April 2012, a decree was issued by the Council of Ministers on the National Interoperability Framework, where the requirements to be met by a website or service adapted to the needs of people with disabilities were specified in detail. These requirements are included in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0), whose creator, through the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative), is the W3C organisation.
As a result of a Council of Ministers decree, all government websites should adapt their functionality to the needs of people with disabilities. Hence, most good examples can be found on government websites. It can be observed that websites adapted to the needs of people with disabilities are increasingly appearing in commercial projects unrelated to public administration.
Read more below - under the form.
Available pages
You may find the Quick Guide for Site Builders and Administrators available here useful. It contains the condensed essence of 3 documents: WCAG 2.0, Understanding WCAG 2.0 Techniques for WCAG 2.0, and so everything you need to know to create a good disability-friendly site.
Designing accessible websites - good practice
Examples of good practice:
- prime Minister's website: www.premier.gov.pl
- social Welfare Centre in Rybnik: www.trafrybnik.pl
Standard version
Visually impaired version
Version with enlarged font and high contrast
- railway Transport Office: www.utk.gov.pl
High-contrast version
- ministry of Administration and Digitisation: www.mac.gov.pl
- diamond Properties - commercial service: www.prusa.pl
Standard version
Version with enlarged font and in high contrast
- oficyna Wydawnicza Nowy Łowiczanin: www.lowiczanin.info
Standard version
Version with enlarged font and high contrast
- Silesian Museum: www.muzeumslaskie.pl
Standard version
Version with enlarged text and high contrast
- National Institute of Museology and Collections Protection: www.nimoz.pl
Standard version
Version with enlarged text and high contrast
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