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Accessibility Statement
This statement was last updated on 27.03.2025.
At DiagVoice, we work to make our site www.diagvoice.com accessible to people with disabilities.
What is web accessibility
An accessible site allows visitors with disabilities to navigate the site with the same or similar ease and enjoyment as other visitors. This can be achieved through the capabilities of the system and assistive technologies on which the site operates.
Accessibility regulations on this site
We've adapted this site to meet WCAG guidelines and made it accessible at a high level. Content on this site has been adapted to work with assistive technologies like screen readers and keyboarding. As part of this effort, we've removed irrelevant information:
Use the Accessibility Wizard to find and fix potential accessibility issues
Set the site language
Adjusting the content order of site pages
Clear heading structures are defined on all pages of the site
Added alternative text to images
Color combinations that meet the required color contrast were applied
Reducing the use of movement in the field
All video, audio and files on the site are made accessible.
Requests, problems and suggestions
If you find an accessibility issue on the site or need further assistance, you can contact us through the organization's accessibility coordinator.