Functionality – making it easier to find information on the website

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At this point, the legislator indicates such elements as improving the visibility of the website's navigation elements or introducing the possibility of operating the website using only the keyboard.

Comprehensibility – maximum simplification of the language
Public entities have been obliged to ensure that all content posted on websites is created in very simple language that will be understandable to everyone.

Robustness – ensuring the compatibility of the website with external software
People with disabilities, such as visually impaired users, very often use external overseas chinese in worldwide database software that makes browsing websites much easier. The legislator obliges public entities to create websites in such a way that assistant programs have no problems reading them.

What are the consequences for public entities for not adapting their website to WCAG 2.1?
The consequences for failure to comply with statutory provisions may prove extremely severe for public entities. The Ministry of Finance may impose an appropriate penalty on entities that have not ensured that disabled persons have easy access to content published on the website.