Radoslav Ďurač
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Viac o mne
I specialize in digital accessibility of websites, mobile applications, non-web documents, and digital products and services, in accordance with WCAG and EN 301 549, including accessible PDF documents compliant with PDF/UA, with a focus on European Union and Slovak accessibility legislation, including the Web Accessibility Directive and the European Accessibility Act.
Kľúčové slová o mne
Krátky popis
Profesionálne skúsenosti
Conceptual and coordination activities in the field of legislation for web and mobile application accessibility standards; Tasks related to monitoring and compliance with accessibility and functionality standards of websites, mobile applications, and non-web documents; Lecturing activities from the perspective of web and mobile application accessibility.
Lecturer for Testing and Teaching Digital Skills to Seniors and Disadvantaged Groups.
Assistant Lecturer for Testing and Teaching Digital Skills to Seniors and Disadvantaged Groups.
Lecturer for Testing and Education in the National Project 'Improving Digital Skills of Seniors and Disadvantaged Groups in Public Administration'.
Analysis and evaluation of the accessibility of websites, web services, and mobile applications of public sector entities, including universities, on a selected sample in the area of design and development of application systems for the Digital Inclusion in Education project.
Assistant Lecturer for Testing and Education in the National Project 'Improving Digital Skills of Seniors and Disadvantaged Groups in Public Administration'.
Consultations, advice, and design of the most suitable solutions related to website accessibility; Lecturer for creating accessible PDF, DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX documents, and scanned PDF documents.
Tasks related to monitoring and compliance with accessibility and functionality standards of websites, mobile applications, and non-web documents; Lecturing activities from the perspective of web and mobile application accessibility.
Testing the accessibility of web components of the Unified Design Manual for Electronic Services and Websites ('IDSK') available at idsk.gov.sk from the perspective of the WordPress content management system, as well as from the perspective of the source code consisting of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript according to the Level A and AA guidelines of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1.
Vzdelanie
Thesis Topic: Addressing the Accessibility of Components in the 'Unified Design Manual for Electronic Services and Websites' (IDSK) in Selected Application Environments.
Thesis Topic: Aspects of Accessibility in Web Content Management Systems.
Doplnkové aktivity a úspechy
Digital accessibility is key to the inclusion of disabled people and seniors in present society. In Slovakia, 335 928 people with disabilities and 957 012 seniors face barriers when using digital products and services. European Directive 2016/2102 and the Act No. 95/2019 define accessibility standards for public bodies’ websites and services, so that they must be designed in accordance with the European standard EN 301 549, which is based on the web content accessibility guidelines WCAG 2.1. To unify user experience in the provision of electronic services, a Unified Design Manual for electronic services and websites IDSK has been developed in Slovakia, based on the design manual of digital services of the United Kingdom, GOV.UK Design System. In the research, we tested the accessibility of 81 variants of IDSK web components and 58 variants of their implementations for the WordPress content management system. The results showed that 40 variants of IDSK web components and 30 variants of web components designed for WordPress showed noncompliance with WCAG 2.1. Using the same methodology we tested their corresponding components of the GOV.UK Design System, from which they were derived. The results confirmed full compliance of GOV.UK with WCAG 2.1. Accessible components are the building blocks of websites and digital services and are a prerequisite for building accessible information systems. Therefore, their noncompliance means a major negative impact on the accessibility of public administration services in Slovakia and it needs to be resolved as soon as possible. https://opac.crzp.sk/?fn=detailBiblioForm&sid=A5BC586C45F519526FE02FAF963A
Accessibility is the foundation of an inclusive modern digital society, allowing to provide equal access to information and services as well as equal opportunities. There are 332 995 people with disabilities and further 932 024 seniors in Slovakia, who feel the impact of a digital divide. Despite over a decade of national and EU legislation requiring accessible websites and services, W3C standards on accessibility, their implementation so far has failed. Modern, decoupled content management systems (CMS) offer huge potential for building accessible interfaces in form of suitable display templates and are independent of devices or assistive technologies. In the conducted survey, 98% of the websites of Slovak public bodies used CMS (leading WEBY PORTAL – 22% and WordPress – 12%). In the EU, the leader within public bodies was Drupal (25,2%). For a CMS system to meet accessibility criteria, it has to be able to display content using fully accessible templates. It also needs to proactively control and help editors publish content in an accessible form, through contextual information in the process of publication. The administrative interface of these systems must also be fully accessible so that the disabled editors and administrators and not unfairly discriminated against when applying for a job. https://opac.crzp.sk/?fn=detailBiblioForm&sid=0C216CD716E182230A2108AAC853
Preferencie
- študentskému projektu
- krátkodobo, resp. max 3 konzultácie
- na diaľku (online)