Accessibility

You can find information about accessibility of the Suomi.fi services from the accessibility statement of each service:

• Accessibility of the Suomi.fi e-Authorizations online service
• Accessibility of the Suomi.fi e-Identification online service
• Accessibility of the Suomi.fi Messages online service
• Accessibility of the Suomi.fi web service

Accessibility means the same thing in relation to all Suomi.fi service. It means that

• the content and user interfaces are as easy to understand as possible
• the content and the user interfaces can be used with different terminals and devices, browsers and operating systems
• the services can be use with different assisting technologies (e.g. screen reading software)
• the most important informative content is also published in sign language.

Suomi.fi in sign language (in Finnish and Swedish)  

Note that

• Organisations that have joined the Suomi.fi web service describe their own services as well as their service channels. The Digital and Population Data Services Agency gives them advice and support on how to produce clear and understandable content. 
• In the Suomi.fi Messages, the authority who sends a message is responsible for its accessibility.

The Suomi.fi services are for everyone.  For this reason, good accessibility for all users is always the premise for their design and development.

We implement this in the following ways:

• External experts specialised in accessibility train service designers and developers as well as assess the accessibility of the services.
• Guaranteeing accessibility is part of the technical implementation of the services.
• Review of accessibility is continuous.