Accessibility
The URL website has been designed to be accessible to everyone,
regardless of the browser used. We understand a website
to be accessible to everyone when anybody, whatever their
personal limitations, the characteristics of their browser
or the environment from which they access the website, can
use and understand the contents of this website. That is
why we have adhered to the standards established by the
World Wide Website Consortium (W3C) and have followed the
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 1.0.
Browsing
The different pages that make up the Website are grouped
together with headings in order to facilitate browsing
through the different contents. In order to access the
different sections easily we have created “shortcuts”
allowing a smooth progression through the contents of
the site, with no need to use the mouse. For Internet
Explorer/Mozilla, select "F12". To move around,
use "Tab" or "Up arrow", "Down
arrow", "Right arrow" or "Left arrow".
To open a link, select “Enter”.
Structure of the contents
To access the different sections of the Website, use the
left browsing menu. This will drop down as you select
a link, revealing up to three levels.
The content will unfold in the central part of the site,
the title of the section coincides with the name of the
menu link. The contents are organised logically via headers,
or links enabling the user to move through the different
sections. In the upper part of the page, you will find
a section in which to select the language used, and unfold
the map of the Website to navigate between the different
sections. Under the header of the Website you will find
links allowing you to increase and decrease the font size,
increase the contrast of the elements making up the Website,
to make them easier to read or make searches within the
site. At the bottom of the page you will find the addresses,
e-mail and contact phone numbers of the URL.
Standards
The URL Website fulfils the following standards: