OUR SERVICES
At AIEDI, we provide practical, accessible and people-centred services that support organisations and communities on their path towards a fairer, more equitable and inclusive society.
We design and implement inclusive solutions that create real impact for people and organisations.
Support and advisory services for the design, implementation and analysis of research on disability and inclusion from a human-rights perspective. This includes guidance for undergraduate research papers, PSE projects, bachelor’s theses and master’s theses.
Creation of digital content and accessible websites aligned with WCAG 2.2 Level AA. As a complement, an accessibility plugin is provided to help adapt the browsing experience to different access needs.
Psychological support for people with disabilities and neurodivergent people, focused on emotional well-being, autonomy and full participation. It includes sessions with a psychology professional specialised in disability and neurodivergence.
We carry out specialised analyses and develop improvement proposals for issues related to disability and inclusion. Our multidisciplinary team assesses each case from different perspectives and provides a comprehensive report with findings, recommendations and lines of action.
Inclusion and accessibility training for teams and companies, adapted to organisational needs and contexts.
Support for inclusive and accessible events, ensuring equitable participation and memorable experiences.
We are here to support you and build solutions tailored to your needs.
AIEDI · Disability and Inclusion
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Assistance
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Uses browser or system speech synthesis to read visible text. It does not use the microphone or send the text to AIEDI.
Uses speech synthesis and the page accessibility structure to announce controls, states and content. If YouTube videos are present, it may load the official IFrame Player API to provide accessible controls.
In Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Opera and Brave, after reloading the page the browser may require a real user interaction —for example, a click, tap or key press— before web speech synthesis can start again. Assisted Reading may remain enabled and detect content, but it may not produce speech until that interaction occurs. This restriction is imposed by the browser and cannot be disabled by the plugin. Assisted Reading complements, but does not replace, screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS or VoiceOver.
Visual preferences are stored locally in the browser. Reading tools use speech synthesis provided by the browser or operating system and do not use the microphone.
Plugin transparency
This statement applies exclusively to the interface and controls generated by the AIEDI - Accessibility plugin. It does not replace the website’s general accessibility statement.
Conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA within the plugin’s evaluated scope. Version 2.8.25 includes keyboard navigation, visible focus, accessible names and states, reinforced AA contrast, reflow, zoom, touch targets, responsive adaptation and status messages. The plugin does not provide voice control and does not use the microphone.
The declared conformance does not extend to the theme, editorial content, documents, external forms, controls inside iframes or third-party services. Those elements must be evaluated as part of the complete website.
Statement prepared through internal technical review, automated tests and documented checks of keyboard operation, focus, accessible names, states, contrast, magnification, reflow and responsive behaviour. It will be reviewed when major features change.
18 September 2026 · version 2.8.25.
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Accessibility channel
