Accessibility statement

General information

NeDeNa Barcelona SCP is committed to making its website accessible in accordance with applicable digital accessibility regulations. This is based in particular on the requirements of the European Accessibility Act and its national implementation in Spain through Law 11/2023, as well as the technical requirements of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard EN 301 549, with reference to WCAG 2.1 Level AA (where applicable).

Status of compliance with requirements

This website is partially compliant with the aforementioned requirements.

Non-accessible content

Despite ongoing optimization, some content or functions may not yet be fully accessible, in particular:
Some individual graphic elements or images may not yet contain fully optimized alternative text throughout.
Individual color contrasts may still require adjustment on certain subpages.
Individual interactive components may be limited in certain usage scenarios with assistive technologies.
Embedded third-party content or services may be outside our direct control and may not be fully accessible.

Known barriers are continuously reviewed and removed where possible.

Evaluation method

This statement is based on an internal self-assessment in accordance with EN 301 549 and WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

Third-party content

For content from external third-party providers, over whose design and technical implementation we have no complete control, full accessibility cannot be guaranteed in all cases. Where possible, we also ensure accessible solutions when integrating such content.

Feedback and contact

Should you encounter any barriers or require information about content in a more accessible format, please contact us:

NeDeNa Barcelona S.C.P.

C/ Provença 278, 1º – 1ª
08008 Barcelona
Spain

Email: info@nedena.es

Telephone: +34 618 590 875

Inquiries will be processed within a reasonable timeframe.

Complaint procedure

If you believe that your accessibility issue has not been adequately addressed, you may – without prejudice to any other legal remedies – contact the supervisory or enforcement bodies or other competent complaint bodies as appropriate under applicable law.

Continuous improvement

We understand digital accessibility as an ongoing process. This statement is regularly reviewed and updated in the event of technical or legal changes.

Date of this statement: June 2026

Last review: June 2026