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196 E-publication Accessibility Details
Bruk med <ProductFormFeatureValue> <b335>		 15 ✽
196 00 Accessibility summary
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> contains a short explanatory summary of the accessibility of the product, consistent with the more specific conformance and feature details provided. The summary should note both the accessibility features provided and any potential deficiencies. More detailed information may be provided using codes 94–96. For use in ONIX 3.0 only. See also code 00 for a summary of the accessibility features of the product itself		 37 ✽
196 01 LIA Compliance Scheme 16
196 02 Accessibility Specification 1.0 A
Conforms with the requirements of EPUB Accessibility Spec 1.0 and WCAG level A. <ProductFormFeatureDescription> may carry a URL linking to a compliance report or certification provided by an independent third party certifier. In the absence of a URL, conformance with the requirements of the Accessibility Specification is self-certified by the publisher		 36 ✽
196 03 Accessibility Specification 1.0 AA
Conforms with the requirements of EPUB Accessibility Spec 1.0 and WCAG level AA. <ProductFormFeatureDescription> may carry a URL linking to a compliance report or certification provided by an independent third party certifier. In the absence of a URL, conformance with the requirements of the Accessibility Specification is self-certified by the publisher		 36 ✽
196 09 Inaccessible
Known to lack significant features required for broad accessibility. For use in ONIX 3.0 only		 40 ✽
196 10 No reading system accessibility options disabled (except)
No accessibility features offered by the reading system, device or reading software (including but not limited to choice of text size or typeface, choice of text or background color, text-to-speech) are disabled, overridden or otherwise unusable with the product EXCEPT – in ONIX 3 messages only – those specifically noted as subject to restriction or prohibition in <EpubUsageConstraint>. Note that provision of any significant part of the textual content as images (ie as pictures of text, rather than as text) inevitably prevents use of these accessibility options		 15 ✽
196 11 Table of contents navigation
Table of contents allows direct (eg hyperlinked) access to all levels of text organization above individual paragraphs (eg to all sections and subsections) and to all tables, figures, illustrations etc. Non-textual items such as illustrations, tables, audio or video content may be directly accessible from the Table of contents, or from a similar List of illustrations, List of tables, etc		 15 ✽
196 12 Index navigation
Index provides direct (eg hyperlinked) access to uses of the index terms in the document body		 15 ✽
196 13 Reading order
All or substantially all textual matter is arranged in a single logical reading order (including text that is visually presented as separate from the main text flow, eg in boxouts, captions, tables, footnotes, endnotes, citations, etc). Non-textual content is also linked from within this logical reading order. (Purely decorative non-text content can be ignored)		 15 ✽
196 14 Short alternative descriptions
All or substantially all non-text content has short alternative descriptions, usually provided via alt attributes. Note this applies to normal images (eg photographs, charts and diagrams) and also to any embedded audio, video etc. Audio and video content should include alternative descriptions suitable for hearing-impaired as well as for visually-impaired readers. (Purely decorative non-text content can be ignored, but the accessibility of resources delivered via a network connection rather than as part of the e-publication package must be included)		 15 ✽
196 15 Full alternative descriptions
All or substantially all non-text content has full alternative descriptions. Note this applies to normal images (eg photographs, charts and diagrams) and also to any embedded audio, video etc. Audio and video content should include full alternative descriptions (eg audio-described video) and subtitles or closed captions suitable for hearing-impaired as well as for visually-impaired readers. (Purely decorative non-text content can be ignored, but the accessibility of resources delivered via a network connection rather than as part of the e-publication package must be included)		 15 ✽
196 16 Visualised data also available as non-graphical data
Where data visualisations are provided (eg graphs and charts), the underlying data is also available in non-graphical (usually tabular, textual) form		 15 ✽
196 17 Accessible math content
Mathematical content such as equations is usable with assistive technology, eg through use of MathML. Semantic MathML is preferred but Presentational MathML is acceptable		 15 ✽
196 18 Accessible chem content
Chemistry content such as chemical formulae is usable with assistive technology, eg through use of ChemML		 15 ✽
196 19 Print-equivalent page numbering
For a reflowable e-publication, contains references to the page numbering of an equivalent printed product		 15 ✽
196 20 Synchronised pre-recorded audio
Text-synchronised pre-recorded audio narration (natural or synthesised voice) is included for substantially all textual matter, including all alternative descriptions		 15 ✽
196 21 Text-to-speech hinting provided
Text-to-speech has been optimised through provision of PLS lexicons, SSML or CSS Speech synthesis hints		 19 ✽
196 22 Language tagging provided
The language of the text has been specified (eg via the HTML or XML lang attribute) to optimise text-to-speech (and other alternative renderings), both at whole document level and, where appropriate, for individual words, phrases or passages in a different language		 20 ✽
196 24 Dyslexia readability
Specialised font, character and line spacing, justification and paragraph spacing, colouring and other options provided specifically to improve readability for dyslexic readers. Details, including the name of the font, should be listed in <ProductFormFeatureDescription>		 33 ✽
196 94 Compliance web page for detailed accessibility information
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> carries the URL of a web page giving further detailed description of the accessibility features, compatibility, testing etc. The web page should be maintained by an independent compliance scheme or testing organization		 19 ✽
196 95 Trusted intermediary’s web page for detailed accessibility information
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> carries the URL of a web page giving further detailed description of the accessibility features, compatibility, testing etc. The web page should be provided by a trusted intermediary or third party nominated by the publisher		 19 ✽
196 96 Publisher’s web page for detailed accessibility information
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> carries the URL of a web page giving further detailed description of the accessibility features, compatibility, testing etc. The web page should be provided by the publisher		 19 ✽
196 97 Compatibility tested
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> carries the URL of a web page giving a short description of compatibility testing carried out for this product, including detailed compatibility with various assistive technology such as third-party screen-reading software. See also code 00 for a summary of the accessibility features of the product itself		 15 ✽
196 98 Trusted Intermediary contact
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> carries the e-mail address for a contact at a ‘trusted intermediary’, to whom detailed questions about accessibility for this product may be directed		 15 ✽
196 99 Publisher contact for further accessibility information
<ProductFormFeatureDescription> carries the e-mail address for a contact at the publisher to whom detailed questions about accessibility of this product may be directed		 15 ✽

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