This website has been designed and programmed according to international accessibility techniques and guidelines, which make its use possible for all types of users, including those with some type of disability.
Among the points taken into account regarding site accessibility, we would like to highlight the following:
- Clarification of the destination of links or hyperlinks: Links offer details regarding the function or destination of the hyperlink and whether the information will be displayed in a new window.
- Content Ownership Pages are structured with headers, nesting content and making it easier to understand.
- Technical assistance for reading data tables: Data tables have header identifiers and other technical assistance for the easy interpretation of data by those reading the screen.
- Breakdown display of website components: Allows font size to be selected to make reading the screen easier, scaling the website and all of its components.
- Correct website downgrading without style sheet. In the case that a user enters the website through a browser that does not support CSS, the structural framework allows for correct viewing of all content.
- Navigation without Javascript: It is possible to navigate even is JavaScript is disabled. The menu system will also be fully displayed and links will be perfectly accessible.
Informational Hierarchy / Headers
Pages are structured with headers, nesting content and making it easier to understand.
Technology Applied
- Compliance with the W3C's (World Wide Web Consortium's) WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) at the AA level. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 Double-A Validation Seal in Accordance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0.
- The presentation is based on the Recommendation of the W3C regarding Cascading Style Sheets, Level 2 (CSS2). The recommended standard has been employed by using HTML code, verifying the transitional HTML 4.01 recommendations.
- The recommended standard has been employed by using HTML code, verifying the transitional HTML 4.01 recommendations.
Browsers that do not support CSS, JavaScript
In the case that a user enters the website through a browser that does not support CSS, the structural framework allows for correct viewing of all content.
It is also possible to navigate without difficulty without the need to have JavaScript activated. The menu system will also be fully displayed and links will be perfectly accessible.
It is also possible to navigate without difficulty without the need to have JavaScript activated. The menu system will also be fully displayed and links will be perfectly accessible.
Data Tables
Data tables have header identifiers and other technical assistance for the easy interpretation of data by those reading the screen. (tagged thead, tbody, th, td, and id attributes in order to identify headers)
Links
The website's links incorporate clarification of their destination and provide information about whether they will open in a new window.
Screen Scaling and Selection of Font Size
Allows font size to be selected to make reading the screen easier, scaling the website and all of its components.
Exceptions
Although the majority of Endesaonline content is accessible, at present you may have difficultly accessing certain areas of our website, which will be accessible soon:
- The Online Office (including its demo).
- PDF documents from before March 20th, 2007.
- The presentation is based on the Recommendation of the W3C regarding Cascading Style Sheets, Level 2 (CSS2). The recommended standard has been employed by using HTML code, verifying the transitional HTML 4.01 recommendations.
- The recommended standard has been employed by using HTML code, verifying the transitional HTML 4.01 recommendations.
Browsers that do not support CSS, JavaScript
In the case that a user enters the website through a browser that does not support CSS, the structural framework allows for correct viewing of all content.
It is also possible to navigate without difficulty without the need to have JavaScript activated. The menu system will also be fully displayed and links will be perfectly accessible. Some content may not be able to be viewed on infoEnergía, a service accessible from the private area.
It is also possible to navigate without difficulty without the need to have JavaScript activated. The menu system will also be fully displayed and links will be perfectly accessible. Some content may not be able to be viewed on infoEnergía, a service accessible from the private area.
Data Tables
Data tables have header identifiers and other technical assistance for the easy interpretation of data by those reading the screen. (tagged thead, tbody, th, td, and id attributes in order to identify headers)
Links
The website's links incorporate clarification of their destination and provide information about whether they will open in a new window.
Screen Scaling and Selection of Font Size
Allows font size to be selected to make reading the screen easier, scaling the website and all of its components. This does not apply to the infoEnergia service accessible from the customer area.
Exceptions
Although the majority of Endesaonline content is accessible, at present you may have difficultly accessing certain areas of our website, which will be accessible soon:
- The Online Office (including its demo).
- PDF documents from before March 20th, 2007.
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infoEnergy: although almost the entirety of the content of the service is accessible, you might find it difficult to access comparative consumption graphs.
These problems will be rectified in the near future.
Browser Compatibility
In general, Endesa Customers is compatible with the current version and with the primary previous versions of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.
Whatever browser you use, you must also have cookies activated in order to use Endesa Customers. If the browser is JavaScript compatible, you will also need to activate this.
