Accessibility statement

Published 01.05.2023 - Last checked 23.05.2023

This statement concerns this website, which is the responsibility of Profetia Solutions Oy and maintained by Profetia Solutions Oy. The site is subject to the Act on the Provision of Digital Services.

Current accessibility

We have reviewed the website to verify whether it meets the level AA accessibility requirements of WCAG 2.1. The website meets the accessibility requirements partially. In May 2023 we corrected issues such as colour contrasts, image alt text, and plain-language links. Some functions may not conform without significant changes and costs. Given the limited duration and resources of the project, full compliance currently imposes a disproportionate burden. Infographics do not fully comply, and accessibility legislation does not apply to third-party content that the responsible organizations do not fund, develop, or monitor.

We will continue to pay attention to these problem areas and aim to make new content accessible.

Contact information and feedback on the website's accessibility

If you need information or a service in an alternative accessible format, please contact Profetia Solutions Oy.

You have the right to provide feedback about this website's accessibility. We welcome comments, questions, and suggestions as we work to make the service as accessible as possible.

You may request clarification or lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority if our response is unsatisfactory. Instructions are available at www.saavutettavuusvaatimukset.fi.

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