Web accessibility statement for Tampere Universities community.
The accessibility statement has been published on 9 August 2024 and updated on 7 January 2025.
Website/application: print.tuni.fi
This statement is based on the assessment conducted by third party and will be updated as the identified issues are resolved.
The digital service referred to herein partly meets the critical Level A and AA requirements.
The service partly fulfils the accessibility criteria.
No alternatives for images or form controls are offered to the user. The few images are there only for decorative purposes.
However, the CAPTCHA functionality is an exception. It does not offer an alternative for visually impaired people but can be disabled if required.
Some form elements throughout the application cannot be programmatically determined using a screen reader. Note: this was not formally tested; a Chrome extension was used to test (Speechify Text to Speech Voice Reader) and it could read the content, more or less.
Since this type of accessibility was never anticipated, it is unlikely that myPrint will conform.
The order of the elements on the form (on the main page) are random. The elements can be tabbed.
Access of controls on this page (and others) requires a mouse.
The purpose of most input fields collecting information about the user cannot be programmatically determined.
The letters on the site are grey, and the borders around texts are blurred.
Zooming in works only limited: you can zoom in, but not on a particular part of the site, at least with the browser on a PC. On a smart device like iPad, it works.
Product interface does not reflow text to fit the width of the window and enlarges as the magnification increases.
There are no ways to override text spacing.
myPrint supports standard keyboard navigation and input functions (i.e., tab to move between fields, arrow keys to move between list items, Space or Enter to activate link options). The tab order is not structured. Some form controls require a mouse.
The myPrint website can be used to some extent with the keyboard. For example, uploading a document can be done, but using a mouse remains necessary, for example to reach some buttons.
The pages have no titles. However, the meaning of the (few) relevant pages is clear enough.
There is a reasonable focus order throughout the product.
The purpose of most links cannot be programmatically determined from the link text.
There is only one way to reach information on the website.
The product uses visual changes to elements to indicate visible focus for most elements. The radio buttons to select printing preferences, do not.
Labels and/or instructions are provided for content fields.
Some suggestions are provided for input errors on required fields.
It is possible to develop tools that can do that for (most parts of) the myPrint website.
It is possible to develop tools that can do that for (most parts of) the myPrint website.
myPrint does not support this.
Please let us know and we will do our best to address the issues. Contact us by email at it-helpdesk [at] tuni.fi.
Please report any accessibility problems with this website by first contacting us at the above email address. It may take up to 14 days for you to receive a response. If are not happy with how we respond to your complaint or do not receive a response within 14 days, you can notify the supervisory authority identified below.
Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom
Digital Accessibility Supervision Unit
www.webaccessibility.fi
saavutettavuus [at] traficom.fi
telephone switchboard 029 534 5000