If you need more information on Web Accessibility, we suggest you to visit the following pages:

W3C: web page of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) made up of different international organizations working together to develop web standards.

WAI: Web Accessibility Initiative work group, within the W3C, responsible for the development of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) which regulate the creation of accessible web pages.

Act 51/2003 of December 2, 2003 (*), regarding equal opportunities, non-discrimination and universal accessibility for the disabled.

Act 34/2002, of 11 July 2002 [PDF] (*), regarding the Information Society and E-commerce Services.

Act 56/2007, of 28 December (*), regarding Measures to Promote the Information Society.

Technosite: company specializing in technology and disability for the ONCE Foundation which has certified accessibility for over 50 websites based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (WCAG 1.0) of the W3C/WAI. Technosite, in conjunction with the Belgian company Anysurfer and the French organization BrailleNet, has developed the Euracert certifying label.

Euracert: an innovative accessibility-certifying label, which is the result of the collaboration between several European organizations specializing in Web accessibility, with the backing of the European Union: Technosite, from the Grupo Fundosa (Spain), BrailleNet Association (France) and Anysurfer (Belgium).

TAW: a tool developed by the CTIC Foundation which enables users to perform a free Web Accessibility Test. TAW analyses the accessibility of all the elements and pages which make up a web site.