The statement was last updated on 23 October 2026.

This website is run by SPIDER at Stockholm university. We want as many people as possible to be able to use it, and this document describes how spidercenter.org complies with the accessibility regulations, any known accessibility issues, and how you can report issues so that we can fix them.

Reporting accessibility problems with this website

We are constantly striving to improve the accessibility of our websites. If you encounter any issues not described on this page, or if you believe we are not complying with legal requirements, please contact us at webbtillganglighet@su.se and let us know about the problem.

Enforcement procedure

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 submit a complaint to Digg if you think that our assessment of what constitutes a disproportionate burden should be reviewed, if you think that our accessibility statement is inadequate, or it you think that your request for excluded content in an accessible format has not been handled correctly.

How accessible is the website?

We are currently making a first review to determine how accessible the website is. 

Disproportionate burden

SPIDER and Stockholm university invokes an exemption for disproportionate burden in accordance with § 12 in the accessibility regulations for the content described below.

Stockholm University does not have the resources or organisational capacity to carry out the following:

• Adapting maps for single-finger navigation. This would require us to make more extensive technical adaptations to embedded maps than we are currently able to undertake.
• Content retrieved via third-party integrations.