Accessibility Statement

IBOAH is committed to making its website accessible in accordance with Royal Decree 1112/2018, of September 7, on the accessibility of websites and mobile applications of the public sector.

This accessibility statement applies to the IBOAH website.

Compliance Status

This website is partially compliant with Royal Decree 1112/2018 due to exceptions and non-compliance of the aspects indicated below.

Inaccessible Content

The content listed below is inaccessible for the following reasons:

1. Non-compliance with Royal Decree 1112/2018

• There are logos and images with incorrect or confusing alternative text and complex images without textual descriptions [requirement number 9.1.1.1 Non-textual content, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are incorrectly created lists (without a list label), tables with incorrectly labeled cells, and invisible labels in form elements [requirement number 9.1.3.1 Information and relationships, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are tables not adapted to small screen sizes and form fields that are not displayed correctly on small screen sizes [requirement number 9.1.4.10 Text readjustment, from UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There is text that, when changing line spacing and heights, is not displayed correctly  [requirement number 9.1.4.12 Text spacing, from UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are elements that are not accessible by keyboard, such as social media links, the text editor for comments, elements for sorting search results, search result pagination, or calendar arrows [requirement number 9.2.1.1 Keyboard, from UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are elements that do not receive focus and therefore cannot be interacted with using the keyboard, because Example [requirement number 9.2.4.3 Focus order, from UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are links whose function is not correctly identified (they have an inadequate description, overly generic text, an inappropriate title, etc.).
• There are headings with repeated and/or poorly descriptive text [requirement 9.2.4.6 Headings and labels, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are images, infographics, link or button text, headline text, and content that are not translated into other languages ​​[requirement 9.3.1.2 Language of parts, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• On some pages, the same icon is being used for different purposes, which causes confusion <[requirement 9.3.2.4 Consistent identification, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are error messages that are not very descriptive, or error messages that are not grouped into a single message, as well as a lack of suggestions in the form for filling in the fields correctly [requirement number 9.3.3.1 Error identification, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are forms with mandatory fields where the user is not informed of this, as well as fields where a textual example of the field format is missing.

  (such as the National Identity Document [DNI]) [requirement number 9.3.3.2 Labels and instructions, of UNE-EN 301549:2022].

• There are form fields that report an error when an incorrect value is entered, but do not provide a suggestion for correcting it.

  > [requirement number 9.3.3.3 Error correction suggestions, from UNE-EN 301549:2022].

• There are pages with syntax errors, and therefore some assistive technology may not correctly interpret the content (duplicate page IDs, unclosed tags, incorrect tag construction, etc.).</span class=”acc_stat_italic”>[requirement number 9.4.1.1 Processing, from UNE-EN 301549:2022].
• There are pages where assistive technology will not be able to obtain information, interact, or stay informed about the status of user interface controls, such as help messages, action result messages, link attributes, page language image, etc., which cannot be read by screen readers at the time they access the page.

• [requirement number 9.4.1.2 Name, function, value of UNE-EN 301549:2022].

• There may be occasional editing errors on some web pages.

2. Disproportionate burden

• Not applicable.

3. The content does not fall within the scope of the applicable legislation

• • There may be office documents in PDF or other formats published before September 20, 2018 that do not fully comply with all accessibility requirements.

Although every effort has been made to ensure that most of them comply.