Language
Java
Tool Type
Mobile app
License
European Public License
Version
5.1.0
Centro de Transferencia Tecnológica (CTT) de España
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OAW Tracker is a tool created by the Ministry of Territorial Policy and Public Function of Spain, designed to automatically evaluate the accessibility of public websites. This tool generates detailed reports and offers recommendations to solve deficiencies found, using the UNE 139803:2012 (WCAG 2.0) standard to examine more than 60,000 pages annually. Governments of Argentina and Costa Rica also use it to ensure compliance with their national laws on web accessibility.
OAW Tracker addresses the challenge of improving web accessibility on public sector sites, providing automatic analytics that enable government entities to meet international standards and improve accessibility for all users.
Workflow Management:Rastreador OAW supports the management of official action workflows, ensuring tasks are assigned, tracked, and completed. Transparency: The solution provides transparency into the status of official actions, allowing stakeholders to monitor progress. Reporting and Analytics: Rastreador OAW offers reporting and analytics features to derive insights from workflow data.
Uses HTML, JavaScript, and CSS to provide a solution accessible via browsers or as a standalone web service. Integrates automated testing frameworks to ensure compliance with web accessibility standards, promoting digital inclusion by design.
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Accessibility adequacy table. Requirement: textual alternatives. Checks include areas, maps, images, and text. Results: no elements, all valid, or errors. Values: no score, pass, fail. Modes: pass, fail.
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This image represents a conceptual mock-up of a web accessibility analysis tool interface, with designated areas for service features and organizational information.
Detailed information about the tool and its functionalities.
Details on features such as reporting and settings.
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