Accessibility Statement of the www.redemo.eu Website
The University of Wrocław undertakes to ensure the accessibility of the website https://www.redemo.eu/ in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities.
This Accessibility Statement applies to the website: https://www.redemo.eu/.
Website publication date: 06.11.2026
Date of the most recent update: 06.11.2026
Status of compliance with the law
The website is partially compliant with the appendix to the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities, due to the incompatibilities or exemptions listed below.
Inaccessible content
Information and Relationships – In certain cases, information, structure and relationships conveyed through presentation are not programmatically determinable or are not available to assistive technologies.
Meaningful Sequence – The reading order of content is not always programmatically defined, which may affect the correct interpretation by assistive technologies.
Contrast (Minimum) – Some text content does not meet the minimum required contrast ratio against its background.
Non-text Contrast – Certain user interface components and graphical elements do not meet the minimum contrast requirements relative to adjacent colours.
Pause, Stop, Hide – Some pages include banners or carousels that automatically rotate content without user control. The frequency of movement is less than once every 5 seconds.
Multiple Ways – On some pages, there is only one method available to locate specific content.
Language of Page – Some pages have language attributes that do not correspond to the natural language of the content.
Language of Parts – Certain sections or phrases within pages are in a different language than the main content and are not properly identified programmatically.
Name, Role, Value – For some user interface components (including form elements, links and script-generated controls), the name, role, state, properties and values may not be fully programmatically determinable, or changes to these elements may not be properly communicated to assistive technologies.
Repeated Graphical Elements – Some repeated graphical elements have inconsistent alternative text, although the descriptions generally remain accurate.
Documents – Some documents provided on the website are not fully accessible in digital formats.
Consistent Identification – Some links with identical text labels are used inconsistently across the website, which may cause confusion for users.
Preparation of the Accessibility Statement
The statement was made on: 06.11.2026
The statement was last reviewed and updated on: 06.11.2026
We drew up the statement on the basis of a self-assessment carried out using the University of Wrocław’s checklist for testing the digital accessibility of a website (Lista kontrolna do badania dostępności cyfrowej strony internetowej). The template document can be found on the website of the Ministry of Digital Affairs.
Keyboard shortcuts
You can use the standard browser keyboard shortcuts on the website.
Feedback and contact details
You can report any problems with the digital accessibility of this website by email to: aleksandra.maatsch@uwr.edu.pl
Anyone has the right to request the digital accessibility of this website or elements thereof.
When making such a request, please specify:
- your name and surname,
- your contact details (e.g. telephone number, email address),
- the exact website address of the digitally inaccessible element or content,
- a description of what the problem is and which way you would be most comfortable solving it.
We will respond to your request as soon as possible and no later than 7 days after receipt. If this deadline is too short for us, we will let you know. In that information, we will give you a new deadline by which we will correct the errors you have reported or prepare the information in an alternative way. This new deadline will be no longer than 2 months.
If we are unable to ensure the digital accessibility of the website or content indicated in your request, we will offer you access by an alternative means.
Handling accessibility requests and complaints
If, in response to your request for digital accessibility, we refuse to provide the digital accessibility you have requested and you disagree with the refusal, you have the right to complain. You also have the right to lodge a complaint if you do not agree to use an alternative means of access that we have offered you in response to your request.
You can submit a complaint by email to: aleksandra.maatsch@uwr.edu.pl
The information that can be found on the government’s gov.pl portal can be helpful. You can also inform the Ombudsman (Rzecznik Praw Obywatelskich) about this situation and ask him to intervene in your case.