A little more clarity. A better-informed next step.

THE COSTA DEL SOL, EXPLAINED

A website designed to be easier to use

Read about keyboard navigation, semantic headings, readable layouts, reduced motion, accessible calculators and the limits of our accessibility checks.

The supplied website uses semantic headings, labelled forms, a skip link, keyboard-visible focus, responsive layouts and ordinary crawlable links. Navigation works without JavaScript. Calculators show text results and use a polite live region to announce updates.

Reading and navigation

Text uses system fonts and can be enlarged with browser controls. Content reflows on narrow screens, and there are no autoplay videos or essential animation. Tables and numeric examples are presented as readable text where possible. Photo alternatives describe the place shown rather than repeating keywords.

Tools

Calculator inputs have explicit labels, instructions and validation. A keyboard can reach the inputs and calculate button. JavaScript is required for calculations, while the explanatory guidance remains readable without it. The print control uses your browser's normal print function.

Verification limits

These features support accessibility but are not a claim of an independent audit or complete conformance. The operator should test the deployed site with assistive technology and real users. Please use the contact route when enabled to report a barrier, identifying the page and the task you were trying to complete.