Social Security Information Service's 'Bokjiro' Receives PC Web Accessibility Certification for 4 Straight Years
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The Korea Social Security Information Service said on the 28th that the welfare portal Bokjiro had received web accessibility quality certification for 4 straight years.
Bokjiro passed both the 'expert review,' which evaluates whether it complies with the national web accessibility standard, and the 'user review,' in which users by disability type directly verify accessibility.
Bokjiro earlier renewed its mobile web accessibility certification in February and its mobile App accessibility certification in March.
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The Korea Social Security Information Service announced on the 28th that the public welfare portal Bokjiro had received web accessibility quality certification for 4 straight years.
Web accessibility quality certification is a state-recognized certification granted to sites that meet the standard after evaluating whether people with disabilities, older adults and other information-vulnerable groups can use websites on an equal basis.
In this review, the continued improvement of the user environment so that even groups with difficulty accessing information could use the service was cited as a key positive factor.
Bokjiro passed the 'expert review,' which technically evaluates whether it complies with the national web accessibility standard. It also passed the 'user review,' in which users by disability type directly use the service to verify accessibility.
Bokjiro passed both the 'expert review' and the 'user review' and won web accessibility quality certification for 4 straight years.
Bokjiro earlier renewed its mobile web accessibility certification in February, and in March it renewed its mobile App accessibility certification (App, iOS and Android).
On this, Kim Hyun-jun, head of the Korea Social Security Information Service, said Bokjiro is a digital welfare platform that anyone in the public can use without discrimination, adding that the agency will push ahead with improving accessibility quality across all channels while also pursuing the advancement of customized welfare services.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241850
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