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    • Accessibility Statement

    1. Introduction

    This accessibility statement applies to the website https://www.bike-alpeadria.eu/, which promotes the development of cycling tourism in the cross-border area along the Adriabike (Kranjska Gora–Ravenna), D7 (Robič–Jelšane), and FVG3 (Pedemontana) cycle routes.

    We aim to make the website accessible to the widest possible range of users and have therefore ensured that it is accessible to users with various forms of disabilities.

    2. Level of Compliance

    The website is partially compliant with the requirements of the Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 30/18, 95/21 – ZInfV-A, 189/21 – ZDU-1M and 18/23 – ZDU-1O; hereinafter: ZDSMA), as a small portion of the content does not meet all accessibility requirements specified by the law. Exceptions and deviations are listed in section 4 of this statement.

    In upgrading the website and its content, we follow the international Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, which are divided into three levels of compliance: A, AA, and AAA. Our goal is to be at least level AA compliant.

    3. Website Accessibility Features

    From the perspective of web accessibility requirements, the website includes various adjustments in the following areas:

    3.1. Perceivable

    Goal: All information and parts of the website must be presented to users in ways that they can perceive, meaning that the information must not be invisible to the senses they use.

    3.1.1. Time-based Media

    The website does not contain non-adapted time-based media.

    3.1.2. Adaptability

    The website content is mostly adaptable and can be used in different ways without loss of information.

    There are some exceptions where the implementation is less suitable for blind and visually impaired users who rely on screen readers.

    3.1.3. Distinguishability

    The text on the website adjusts well at high magnifications. The site has good contrast (at least 4.5:1).

    3.2. Operable

    Goal: The components of the user interface and navigation must be operable, meaning users must be able to use the interface without specific interaction requirements.

    3.2.1. Keyboard Accessibility

    Keyboard navigation is partially supported, though in some areas it is limited.

    3.2.2. Enough Time to Read Content

    The website does not contain time-limited content that has not been adapted.

    3.2.3. Seizure

    The website does not contain intrusive ads or aggressive content that could cause negative reactions or seizures.

    3.2.4. Navigation

    The website layout is logical, with a header at the top and a footer at the bottom of the page.

    The site includes a breadcrumb trail that shows users where they are.

    There is a secondary navigation level (embedding content from other platforms) which is partially accessible by keyboard, but with limitations.

    3.3. Understandable

    Goal: Information and user interface operations must be understandable, meaning that users must be able to comprehend both the content and how to interact with it.

    3.3.1. Readability

    The website is readable and understandable.

    3.4. Functionality Across Applications

    The website works with different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) and mostly functions the same across them.
    It is also accessible via mobile devices (e.g., Android, iPhone, iPad).

    4. Deviations and Exceptions

    Some published content does not fully comply with ZDSMA requirements. Examples include:

    4.1. Text Alternatives

    Some images and videos lack full text alternatives. These will be addressed based on priority.

    4.2. Navigation / Keyboard Accessibility

    The site includes a secondary navigation layer for displaying third-party content. The site administrator has no control over this third-party content and cannot ensure full compliance.

    4.3. Forms / Contact Forms

    Some forms (embedded third-party forms) do not properly highlight incorrectly filled fields. The administrator has no control over the functionality of third-party forms and cannot ensure full compliance.

    5. Feedback and Contact Information

    If you wish to report any issues regarding accessibility for people with disabilities or notice any deviations from ZDSMA requirements, please contact us:

    • Email: info@rra-rod.si
    • Phone: +386 (0)5 365 36 00
    • In person: Vipavska cesta 4, 5270 Ajdovščina, Slovenia
      (Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00–12:00 and 13:00–15:00)

    We will respond within 8 days of receiving your message or request. If we are unable to respond fully within this timeframe, we will inform you of the expected response date and the reason for the delay.

    6. Enforcement Procedure

    If you discover non-compliance with the Act, you may file a complaint with:

    Ministry for Digital Transformation

    Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia for the Information Society

    Davčna ulica 1

    1000 Ljubljana

    Email: gp.irsid@gov.si

    7. Website Publication Date

    The current graphic design of the website was published on June 23, 2025.

    8. Statement Preparation

    This statement was prepared on July 4, 2025, based on a self-assessment.