Provisional Accessibility Statement
Introduction
Sober Town Council is committed to making its website accessible, in accordance with Royal Decree 1112/2018 of 7 September on the accessibility of public sector websites and mobile applications, which transposes Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 October 2016.
This accessibility statement applies to the Sober Town Council website, excluding embedded content from other domains.
Compliance status
This website is partially compliant with Royal Decree 1112/2018 due to the non-compliances with the aspects listed below, identified during a partial automated review.
Non-accessible Content
The content listed below is non-accessible for the following reasons:
Non-compliance with Royal Decree 1112/2018.
Some images are not labelled or include only a generic text alternative [requirement 9.1.1.1 of standard UNE‑EN 301549:2022‑03 Non‑text Content].
Occasionally, certain links may not have a clearly defined textual purpose [requirement 9.2.4.4 of standard UNE‑EN 301549:2022‑03 Link Purpose].
On some pages, the default language used is not specified [UNE-EN 301549:2022-03, requirement 9.3.1.1 Page Language].
Some pages may contain duplicate attributes and IDs [UNE-EN 301549:2022-03, requirement 9.4.1.1 Parsing].
On certain pages, user interface components—such as form elements, links, and script-generated components—do not follow the structure recommended by accessibility guidelines [UNE-EN 301549:2022-03, requirement 9.4.1.2 Name, Role, Value].
In some documents, the contrast ratio for text or images might not reach at least 4.5:1 [UNE-EN 301549:2022-03, requirement 10.1.4.3 Minimum Contrast].
Not applicable disproportionate burden.
Content outside the scope of applicable legislation
There may be office files in PDF or other formats published before 20 September 2018 that do not fully meet all accessibility requirements, although efforts have been made to ensure most do.
There may be third-party content not developed by Sober Town Council or outside its control, such as third-party office files.
There may be pre-recorded media published before 20 September 2018 that does not fully comply with accessibility requirements.
Preparation of this Provisional Accessibility Statement
This statement was prepared on 31/07/2024.
The method used to prepare this statement was a self-assessment conducted on 30/07/2024.
Last review of the statement: 31/07/2024.
Observations and Contact Details
You may submit communications regarding accessibility requirements (Article 10.2.a of RD 1112/2018), such as:
Reporting any potential non-compliance by this website.
Reporting other difficulties in accessing content.
Submitting any other queries or suggestions for improvement regarding website accessibility.
The following communication channels are available:
Telephone: +34 982 460 001 / +34 982 460 005
In accordance with Article 10.2.b of RD 1112/2018, you may also submit:
A formal complaint regarding compliance with RD 1112/2018 requirements.
A request for accessible information regarding:
Content excluded from the scope of RD 1112/2018 as established by Article 3(4).
Content exempt from compliance due to imposing a disproportionate burden.
In the Request for Accessible Information, the facts, reasons, and the request itself must be clearly specified to demonstrate it is a reasonable and legitimate request.
Complaints and requests for accessible information can be submitted via telephone (+34 982 460 001 / +34 982 460 005) or through the other options set out in Law 39/2015 of 1 October on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations.
Communications, complaints, and requests will be handled by the Accessibility Unit (Unidad Responsable de Accesibilidad) of Sober Town Council.
Enforcement Procedure
If a request for accessible information or a complaint has been rejected, if you disagree with the decision made, or if the response does not meet the requirements of Article 12.5, the interested party may initiate a formal complaint (reclamación). A complaint may also be initiated if twenty working days have passed without a response.
Complaints can be submitted via telephone +34 982 460 001 / +34 982 460 005 or through the other options set out in Law 39/2015, of 1 October, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations.
Complaints will be received and processed by the Accessibility Unit of Sober Town Council.
Optional Content
Sober Town Council has integrated the inSuit universal web accessibility platform into its website. This service automatically improves accessibility and usability. To activate the inSuit platform, click the “ACCESSIBILITY TOOLS” tab on the left side of the screen.
Users will receive technical support from the website that allow them to browse in a way adapted to their needs and preferences.
inSuit Assistive Technologies:
Keyboard Navigation: For blind users. Allows listening to an audio description on the page’s content and navigate via the keyboard using numeric keys.
Low Vision Navigation: For users with low vision. Allows users to magnify the content of the pages, adjust contrast, and facilitates reading for people with dyslexia.
Voice Commands: For users with motor disabilities. Access to all content via simple voice commands.
Sound-based Navigation: For users with motor and speech impairments. Allows navigation via sounds using a scanning system of available options.
Switch Navigation: For users with severe motor disabilities. Allows navigation using any keyboard key as a single switch, through option scanning.
Simple Button Navigation: For elderly users or those with cognitive disabilities. Provides simplified mouse navigation with highlighted visual elements and virtual buttons.
Simple Large-Text Navigation: For elderly users or those with low digital literacy. Allows mouse‑based navigation with enlarged pointer, highlighted links, colour contrast changes, zoom on content and structure, more legible or dyslexia‑friendly fonts, and text‑to‑speech buttons for textual content.
These are some of the assistive tools that enable people with disabilities to access all information published in any format on our website: PDFs, images, videos, audio, tables, etc., as well as allowing forms to be completed accessibly.
The website is optimised for the latest versions of Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Google Chrome. The recommended minimum screen resolution is 1280×1024.
