Commitment to accessibility
Wild sleep is committed to ensuring inclusive and accessible digitization for all people. We actively work to increase the accessibility and usability of our website, rigorously following the regulations of Law 39/2015, of October 1, of the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations in Spain.
Measures Adopted
Adaptation to Standards: Our website has been designed and built to be compatible with WCAG 2.1, Level AA guidelines.
Navigability: We facilitate navigation through keyboards and screen readers, ensuring coherent structures in all pages.
Readability: We offer textual alternatives for all non-textual content and maintain a readable and understandable structure.
Current accessibility situation
This website has been evaluated and validated by automatic and manual tools, ensuring a usable and accessible digital environment. Even so, you may still find areas that require accessibility improvements or upgrades.
4. Content not accessible
Lack of Accessibility:
Image Descriptions (Alt Text): Some images may not have an alternative description or their description may not be sufficiently descriptive for users who rely on screen readers.
Aria-labels and ARIA Roles: Some interactive elements of the site, such as forms or buttons, may lack “aria-label” tags or ARIA roles, preventing assistive technologies from providing an optimal and complete user experience.
Color Contrast: Despite efforts to ensure adequate color contrast, certain web elements may present color combinations that do not meet the recommended contrast ratios, making them difficult to read for users with visual impairments or color blindness.
Multimedia Content: There may be videos or multimedia elements that do not have subtitles, audio descriptions or textual alternatives, making them difficult to access for people with hearing or visual disabilities.
Interface and Navigation Elements: Some interface elements may not be fully operative via keyboard or may present difficulties in navigation for users who exclusively use keyboard or assistive technologies.
Forms: Form fields may lack associated labels or accessible error and success indicators, which can create barriers to completing them correctly.
Navigation: The tab order or arrangement of some elements may not be completely logical or predictable for users navigating without the use of a mouse.
Exceptions: Some content may be exempt from meeting accessibility requirements under certain conditions, in accordance with applicable regulations.
5. Accessibility criteria
Wild sleep has been designed based on the accessibility criteria established in the UNE-EN 301549:2019 standard, in accordance with Spanish legislation.
6. Remarks and contact information
If you experience any difficulties or have suggestions for improving the accessibility of our website, we encourage you to contact us:
Email: info@wildsleep.net
We will respond to your comments and questions within 15 business days.
7. Claim Procedure
In the event of an unsatisfactory response, you can file a complaint with the Ministry of the Interior. More information on the complaint procedure can be found at this link.
8. Date reviewed and updated
This statement was last revised and updated on 01/25/2024.