Accessibility of ai.se

How accessible is the website?

We are aware that the website is currently partially compliant, as certain sections are not yet fully accessible. These known accessibility issues are described in the 'Content that is not accessible' section below.

What can you do if you cannot use parts of the website?

We’re always looking to improve the accessibility of this website. If you find any problems that aren’t listed on this page or if we’re not meeting the requirements of the accessibility regulations, please contact us and let us know about the problem.

You can contact us via email: info@ai.se 

Please include the subject "Accessibility" in your email so that we can handle your request properly.

Supervision

The Agency for Digital Government, Digg, is responsible for enforcing the web accessibility regulations. If you experience accessibility issues on our website, you can submit a complaint to Digg.

You can also report to Digg if you believe our assessment of what is unreasonably burdensome should be reviewed, if you believe our accessibility statement is flawed, or if you believe we have not handled your accessibility request correctly.

Technical information about website accessibility

These websites are partially compliant with the Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Services. The shortcomings that make the website not fully compliant are described below.

Content that is not accessible:

The content described below is not fully accessible in one way or another.

• Contrast in visual media: Text placed on top of video or image backgrounds does not always meet the required contrast ratios (minimum 4.5:1 for normal text). In certain lighting conditions within videos or bright areas of images, the text legibility may be compromised for users with visual impairments.
   
• Missing main landmark: Several pages on the website lack a semantic main landmark (<main>). This prevents screen reader users from using keyboard shortcuts to bypass repetitive navigation elements and jump directly to the primary content of the page.
   
• Hierarchical structure (Headings): On certain pages, heading levels are not used in a consistent nested order (e.g., skipping from an h1 to an h3 without an intervening h2). This can make it difficult for screen reader users to understand the relationship between different sections of content.
   
• Embedded video elements: Some decorative elements within YouTube iframes, such as logos and icons, lack appropriate alternative text or ARIA roles. These are currently rendered by the third-party player and may not be fully perceivable by assistive technologies.
   
• Our PDF documents vary in accessibility: While we ensure all new documents meet the standard, some older archived PDFs lack proper tagging or reading order. If you need a specific document in an accessible format, please contact us at info@ai.se.
   
• Language in alternative texts: Some images and visual elements may have alternative texts in a language other than the primary language of the page (e.g., Swedish text on the English site). We are actively working on a process to ensure that all visual content is provided with appropriate alternative texts in both Swedish and English moving forward.
   

Content not covered by the law

There is currently no content on the website that is exempt from the Digital Public Service Accessibility Act.

How we tested the website

We have assessed the accessibility of ai.se through self-assessment and regular testing. Our tests include:

• Web tools: Technical audits using Lighthouse and Axe.
• Manual checks: Spot-checks of navigation, contrast, and semantic structure.
• Platform testing: The website's platform is developed to be compatible with keyboard navigation and assistive technology, such as screen readers (VoiceOver).

The latest assessment was carried out on April 15, 2026.

The website was first published in November 2023.

This page was last updated April 28, 2026.