Centre for Development Projects at the Warsaw University of Technology declares that it will ensure accessibility of its website pursuant to the provisions of the Act of 4 April 2019 on accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities. The declaration of accessibility applies to the following website: www.enhance.pw.edu.pl/en. 

Website launch: 2025 
Last important update: 01-2025 

Compliance with the Act – status  

The website only in part complies with the Act on accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities, due to the incompliant elements or exclusions as listed below.  

Unavailable contents  

• Some images have no alternative text, 

• Some pages do not meet the minimum requirements for contrast, 

• Some elements are not available digitally, 

• The contents of some elements are not properly displayed on mobile devices, 

• In the case of some elements which, when clicked on, open a link in a new window/tab, there is no information about this action, 

• The website may contain the so-called short links (without the information on their purpose given in their name), 

• The website has no proper structure of headings, 

• Embedded videos may not have subtitles. 

Preparation of the declaration of accessibility  

The declaration prepared on: 2024-12-18 
Last update: 2024-12-18 

The declaration has been prepared based on self-evaluation. 

Keyboard shortcuts  

The website supports standard keyboard shortcuts. 

Feedback and contact data  

In the event of any problems with the website’s accessibility, please contact the Centre for Development Projects at the Warsaw University of Technology: 

email: cpr@pw.edu.pl  

phone no.: (22) 234 2000 

Handling of requests and complaints related to accessibility  

Any requests for providing unavailable information or complaints concerning inaccessibility should be submitted to the Office for Persons with Disabilities 

email: wsparcie.son@pw.edu.pl  

phone no I: (22) 234 1314 

phone no II: 695 910 787 

Procedure  

Anyone has the right to request accessibility of a website, a mobile application or any of their element. They have also the right to request that information be made available through an alternative method of access, for instance by reading an inaccessible element out loud, adding narration to video content without audio description, etc. Such request should include the personal data of the person making the request, indicate the website or application concerned, and a manner of contacting such person. If the person submitting such request needs to receive information through an alternative access method, they should also specify a convenient manner for providing such information. 
 
A public entity should comply with such request immediately, and no later than within 7 days of the request date. If this is not possible within this time limit, the public entity should immediately inform the person submitting the request when they can comply with the request, however, this may not last longer than 2 months from the request date. If the public entity denies the request to ensure digital accessibility or an alternative method of access to information, the person submitting the request may file a complaint regarding the accessibility of a website, mobile application or their element.  
 
If this procedure results in no effect, a request may be also submitted to the Commissioner for Human Rights. 

Architectural accessibility  

Warsaw University of Technology, Rektorska4 Building, ul. Rektorska 4, 00-614 Warsaw 

There are three entrances to the building from Rektorska Street. There are no stairs at any of the entrances. The main entrance with automatic sliding doors is intended for guests. The other entrances require an access card. The glass doors are marked with contrasting tape. 
 
The reception desk is located on the left side of the main entrance. Part of the counter is lowered.  
 
The entire building is accessible to wheelchair users. There are three lifts in the building.  
 
The staircases are marked, the stairs are covered with contrasting anti-slip tapes. 

There is a toilet for disabled people on each floor, well marked.  
 
In front of the building, in the parking lot, there are two spaces designated for people with disabilities. One space is also located in the underground garage. 
It is possible to enter the building and all its rooms with an assistance dog and a guide dog. The rooms are marked with information signs in Braille. 

There are induction loops in the building – on the ground floor at the reception and in the room of the Section for Persons with Disabilities (0.24), on the first floor in the main hall (1.01), on the third floor in the meeting room (3.07), on the fourth floor in the conference room (4.07). 

The building has actuators installed as part of the in-building navigation system.  
 
There is an evacuation chair in the building.  
 
There is no sign language interpreter in the building.