DT&V aspires to make its website as accessible as possible for a good usability by our target groups. For this purpose, we follow the rules and guidelines in term of functionality and use of text and images for government websites.
What is an accessible website?
An accessible website is easy to use for everyone. It is decided that government websites apply to rules as stated in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1. See for more information in Dutch: Tijdelijk besluit digitale toegankelijkheid overheid. We secure a good accessibility of our website by to take measures in our (daily) processes. You can read our published accessibility statement (in Dutch): Toegankelijkheidsverklaring.
Accessible content
DT&V uses a government shared infrastructure, which is called the Platform Rijksoverheid Online (PRO). This infrastructure fulfills the functional-technical demands for accessibility.
The editors of this website are in possession of the knowledge and skills to secure accessible content. They take care of understandable and scannable text, evident hyperlinks and file names, alternative text for images and they make sure text in different languages is recognizable for reading software.
Non applicable components
This site was transferred to PRO in September 2020. Some documents precede that date. Some of these documents do not apply to the accessibility rules. Since July 2020 we only add accessible documents.
Furthermore, videos on our YouTube channel do not follow the accessibility rules as of yet. We are currently in the process of making these videos accessible in the future.
Report accessibility issues
Do you find issues on this site regarding accessibility? Or do you have any suggestions about the accessibility? Please send us an e-mail.