User manual for digital accessibility features

The website in front of you has been designed to meet the accessibility requirements of EN 301 549 V.3.2.1. This means that certain technical tools and content design principles have been used to help users with special physical or mental needs to access the content of the website.
In addition, it is possible to improve the accessibility of the website by configuring the browser and operating system of your computer. Below we give an overview of the main assistive technologies.

Built-in features

This website can only be navigated using the keyboard. You can move around using the Tab key. Each press moves the focus to the next item on the web page. The currently active element is indicated by a colour change and a box around it. To open a link in focus, press the Enter key on the keyboard.
The first link that becomes active when moving in this way is “Skip to main content” and is hidden from the normal user. The link is specifically designed for the keyboard user of the website, skipping the header and the left-hand panel and taking you directly to the main content of the home page.

Enlarge content

In order to increase the content, we recommend first using the built-in functionality of the browser.

Using the screen reader

A screen reader is a program that renders what you see on your computer screen, for example, as speech or, if you have an accessory, in braille. In particular, it is an aid for the visually impaired.
The content provided on this website has been created in accordance with screen reader standards. This means that any type of visual content can be delivered in a different format. For example, images are accompanied by textual descriptions, videos are accompanied by a description of what happens in the video, and the website menu is designed to allow information to be consumed in a logical order.