This web site has been designed and programmed following the initiative WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative, www.w3.org/wai ) guidelines, which gives international standards for the creation of web contents accessible to everybody.
Several measures have been taken in order to make the web site more accessible, among them:
Most of the browsers support direct access to specific links by pressing certain combinations of keys (access keys) defined in the website.
The way of pressing access keys will depend on the browser you are using:
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Alt + access key + Enter |
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Capital Key + Alt + access key |
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Ctrl + access key |
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Capital Key + Esc + access key |
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Alt + access key |
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Alt + access key |
In our portal the following access keys are available:
Most of the links with a text that does not describe completely its have title attributes with some explanation.
When it is possible, links are written in a way that they make sense out of context. Some browsers (such like JAWS, Home Page Reader, Lynx, and Opera) can draw the list of links from the present page and allow users to navigate from this list. Taking this into account, links are not duplicated and if they are it it is because they acess to the same contents.
There are no javascript Pseudo-links.Most of the links can be followed through any browser, even if javascript is disabled.