ABES supports the Digital Accessibility Seal and, as a result, established a partnership with the Secretariat of People with Disabilities of the Municipality of São Paulo (PMSP), which is conducting a survey among our associates in order to know the degree of maturity of companies regarding the accessibility of websites and portals, through a quick search.
To answer the questions, simply access the link below. The estimated response time is 1 minute.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeUtUHGKWldDi0BzjKwD0Nf7B4aNMnhgrSOoNySxF6E56NERA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Your participation will contribute to the PMSP, with the support of ABES, to develop assistance and guidance programs for the regularization of companies in this topic of great relevance for society.
Take the opportunity to learn more about the STATUTE OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, what does the LAW ON WEBSITES AND PORTALS (LAW No. 13,146, OF JULY 6, 2015) and how to get the DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY SEAL.
LAW No. 13,146, OF JULY 6, 2015
From a legal point of view, internet sites should be accessible to both visually and hearing impaired people. From this law, we highlight the articles transcribed below:
Art. 63. It is mandatory to accessibility on websites maintained by companies with headquarters or commercial representation in the country or by government agencies, for use by the disabled, guaranteeing you access to available information, according to the best practices and guidelines internationally adopted accessibility standards.
§ 1 Sites must contain a highlighted accessibility symbol.
§ 2 Community telecentres that receive federal public funds for their funding or installation and internet cafes must have accessible equipment and facilities.
§ 3 The telecenters and lan houses referred to in § 2 of this article must guarantee at least 10% (ten percent) of their computers with accessibility features for people with visual impairments, with at least 1 (one) equipment being ensured. , when the percentage result is less than 1 (one).
Art. 64. Accessibility on the websites referred to in art. 63 of this Law must be observed in order to obtain the financing referred to in item III of art. 54 of this Law.
DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY SEAL
In order to encourage companies to adapt to the statute of persons with disabilities, the Municipal Secretariat for Persons with Disabilities (SMPED), of the Municipality of São Paulo, created the Digital Accessibility Seal, which certifies the sites and portals that comply with accessibility criteria established nationally and internationally.
Those responsible for websites and electronic portals can apply for the Seal to SPMED, which, together with the Permanent Accessibility Commission, will assess the accessibility of the pages submitted, according to criteria and procedures established in the SMPED-GAB Ordinance nº 08/2018.
Applicants whose evaluated websites comply with these criteria will be awarded with the Digital Accessibility Seal.
ON THE SECRETARIAT OF THE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES OF THE PMSP
Its mission is to promote the social transformation necessary for the inclusion of people with disabilities. Thus, it is incumbent upon it to conduct, execute and articulate governmental actions between the bodies and entities of the Municipality of São Paulo and the various sectors of society, aiming at the implementation of the municipal policy for people with disabilities.
SMPED also has the function of developing projects aimed at the implementation of public policies with the objective of improving the quality of life of people with disabilities - be it physical, intellectual, hearing, visual and multiple. It was created by Decree 45,811, of April 1, 2005. The great achievement is that, after the approval of Law 14,659, the Secretariat officially becomes an organ of the Direct Public Administration, and cannot be extinguished by decree.
To answer the questions, simply access the link below. The estimated response time is 1 minute.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeUtUHGKWldDi0BzjKwD0Nf7B4aNMnhgrSOoNySxF6E56NERA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Your participation will contribute to the PMSP, with the support of ABES, to develop assistance and guidance programs for the regularization of companies in this topic of great relevance for society.
Take the opportunity to learn more about the STATUTE OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, what does the LAW ON WEBSITES AND PORTALS (LAW No. 13,146, OF JULY 6, 2015) and how to get the DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY SEAL.
LAW No. 13,146, OF JULY 6, 2015
From a legal point of view, internet sites should be accessible to both visually and hearing impaired people. From this law, we highlight the articles transcribed below:
Art. 63. It is mandatory to accessibility on websites maintained by companies with headquarters or commercial representation in the country or by government agencies, for use by the disabled, guaranteeing you access to available information, according to the best practices and guidelines internationally adopted accessibility standards.
§ 1 Sites must contain a highlighted accessibility symbol.
§ 2 Community telecentres that receive federal public funds for their funding or installation and internet cafes must have accessible equipment and facilities.
§ 3 The telecenters and lan houses referred to in § 2 of this article must guarantee at least 10% (ten percent) of their computers with accessibility features for people with visual impairments, with at least 1 (one) equipment being ensured. , when the percentage result is less than 1 (one).
Art. 64. Accessibility on the websites referred to in art. 63 of this Law must be observed in order to obtain the financing referred to in item III of art. 54 of this Law.
DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY SEAL
In order to encourage companies to adapt to the statute of persons with disabilities, the Municipal Secretariat for Persons with Disabilities (SMPED), of the Municipality of São Paulo, created the Digital Accessibility Seal, which certifies the sites and portals that comply with accessibility criteria established nationally and internationally.
Those responsible for websites and electronic portals can apply for the Seal to SPMED, which, together with the Permanent Accessibility Commission, will assess the accessibility of the pages submitted, according to criteria and procedures established in the SMPED-GAB Ordinance nº 08/2018.
Applicants whose evaluated websites comply with these criteria will be awarded with the Digital Accessibility Seal.
ON THE SECRETARIAT OF THE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES OF THE PMSP
Its mission is to promote the social transformation necessary for the inclusion of people with disabilities. Thus, it is incumbent upon it to conduct, execute and articulate governmental actions between the bodies and entities of the Municipality of São Paulo and the various sectors of society, aiming at the implementation of the municipal policy for people with disabilities.
SMPED also has the function of developing projects aimed at the implementation of public policies with the objective of improving the quality of life of people with disabilities - be it physical, intellectual, hearing, visual and multiple. It was created by Decree 45,811, of April 1, 2005. The great achievement is that, after the approval of Law 14,659, the Secretariat officially becomes an organ of the Direct Public Administration, and cannot be extinguished by decree.
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