Web Accessibility Initiative Confirmation and Evaluation Table

Based on the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' “Guidelines for the Operation of Public Sites for Everyone”, we confirmed our efforts on web accessibility. The results are as follows.

March 31, 2024 (Reiwa 6)

12 out of 20 points

• Thorough basic measures

6 out of 8 points

• Step-by-step expansion

6 out of 12 points

• Assessment of Targets

The organization as a whole regularly identifies and grasps content that is subject to accessibility (three points).

• Formulation of unified guidelines as a group

Guidelines for use within the organization have been formulated, and comply with the latest JIS X 8341-3 (3 points).

• Official Homepage (including smartphone sites on the official website)

We have formulated and published a web accessibility policy for all HTML, and are working on it while reviewing the policy (three points).

• Sites other than the official website (related sites/web applications, web systems/smartphone sites, mobile phones, etc.)

For more than half of the target, we have formulated and published a web accessibility policy (2 points).

• Homepages, etc. of facilities that outsource management to the private sector (management by designated managers, etc.)

We are asking for ensuring web accessibility in specifications for external ordering and selecting suppliers (1 point).

24 out of 30 points

• Continuity　

15 out of 16 points

• Confirmation and disclosure of details

8 out of 8 out of 8 points

• Cooperation with Users

1 out of 6 points

• Guideline

It is operated in accordance with the common guidelines established by the organization (three points).

• Staff training

We conduct or participate in staff training on accessibility every year, and we plan to continue from next fiscal year (4 points).

• Verification

We conduct accessibility verifications every year to identify problems, and we plan to implement them in the next fiscal year and beyond (4 points).

• Improvements

We are working to improve the published pages every year, and we plan to implement them in the next fiscal year and beyond (4 points).

• Details of the Initiative

Every year, the details of accessibility initiatives are checked using the action confirmation and evaluation table, and the results are published on our website, and will be implemented in the next fiscal year and beyond (4 points).

• Content of Accessibility

Every year, the contents of accessibility are confirmed by tests based on the latest JIS X 8341-3, and the results are published on our website, and will be implemented in the next fiscal year and beyond (4 points).

• Gathering user opinions

Although we are working on general opinion collection, we are not actively collecting opinions on accessibility (0 points).

• Cooperation with Users/User Evaluation

We listened to the voices of users (including the Japan National Council of Social Welfare, related organizations, support organizations, etc.) and improved the website (1 point)

We will continue to promote and promote web accessibility support for Motoichi web content.