Introduction
Accessibility tries to eliminate, or at least, minimize, the barriers that specific groups of users encounter when they surf the Internet, and thus, enable them access to information. User disabilities could be physical, mental or related to the technology that they use:
- Vision, hearing or mobility problems
- Difficulty in understanding the content
- Not very intuitive surfing
- Slow connection
- Old-fashioned surfers or surfers that do no interpret the contents properly
- Lack of specific devices (mouse, keyboard, etc.)
Compatibility with standards
All the pages with these icons comply with Accessibility Guidelines or with General Principles of Accessible Design as established by the Working Group WAI belonging to the W3C
Specifically, the new Bilbaodecine.com pages adapt to the Accessible Content Guidelines on Web 1.0, Double A level and the recommendation XHTML 1.0 making special emphasis on the separation between structure, presentation, content and functionality.
Visual design
The visual design has been effected according to recommendations from W3C as regards Cascade Style Pages, Level 2 (CSS2).
If the surfer or surfer device does not have style pages, the contents of the web continue to be totally legible thanks to its structural marking.
Declaration of Commitment
The Bilbaodecine.com has created a Web site guaranteeing content accessibility compliant to the accessibility guidelines established by the Working Group WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative, www.w3.org/wai), belonging to the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).
Using the Web standards established by this organization W3C permits correct viewing of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Web site on different devices and platforms and the appropriate printing out of its content.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or problems with respect to our Web site, please contact us by sending an e-mail to the following address: contacto@bilbaodecine.com
