How accessible is the website?
- Parts of the website are not fully accessible.
The links below lead to sections that describe potential difficulties you may encounter when trying to perceive, navigate, or understand the website in different situations:
- Without vision
- Impaired vision
- Reduced mobility or motor skills
- Impaired cognition
- Impaired colour vision
Report any shortcomings in the accessibility of the website
If you discover problems not described on this page, or if you believe that we do not comply with the legal requirements, please let us know that the problem exists .
You can either contact us by email: registrator@sbu.se, or phone: +46-8-412 32 00.
Supervision
The Agency of Digital Government is responsible for supervising compliance with the Act (2018:1937) on accessibility to digital public services. If you are not satisfied with how we handle your feedback, please contact The Agency of Digital Government.
Detailed information about website accessibility
This website is partially compliant with the Act (2018:1937) on Accessibility to Digital Public Services, due to the deficiencies described below.
Incompatibility with the legal requirements
The content described below is not fully accessible in various ways.
What can you do if you cannot use parts of the website
If you need any information from the website that is not accessible to you and is exempt from the Act on the accessibility of digital public services, please contact us.
Non-compliance with legal requirements
We will have all deficiencies corrected by 31 October 2025.
These issues may affect users who are blind or severely visually impaired and use screen readers:
Use without vision
These issues may affect users who are blind or severely visually impaired and use screen readers:
- The video player does not support subtitle reading
- Videos lack visual interpretation (audio descriptions) of visual elements relevant to the content.
- Explanations of technical terms in some publications are presented in tables without column headers, which can make them unnecessarily difficult to interpret with a screen reader.
- Words and phrases in other languages are read in Swedish by screen readers, making them hard to understand. We expect to fix this by 31 October 2025.
Use with impaired vision
These issues may affect users with moderate visual impairments who rely on zoom or magnification tools:
- The video player does not support subtitle reading.
- In some forms (e.g. "Search for Evidence Gaps"), certain fields lack visible labels, and only grey placeholder text is present, which has poor contrast and may be hard to read.
- The website does not support dark theme preferences. We expect to resolve this by 31 October 2025.
Use with reduced mobility or motor skills
These issues may affect users who have difficulty using a mouse, touchscreen, or keyboard:
- Form fields do not suggest relevant options tailored to the field, making it harder for the browser to assist the user.
- The focus indicator disappears when a container in the cookie information dialogue gains focus. This will be corrected by 31 October 2025.
Use with impaired cognition
If you have difficulties with reading, writing, or understanding complex language, the following issues may hinder your experience:
- Form input fields do not communicate to the browser what type of information is expected. If you use assistive technologies that display icons for certain fields, these may not function properly.
- Some search fields lack a visible label. Instructions are only shown as placeholder text, which disappears when typing begins. This will be corrected by 31 October 2025.
- The website does not currently support dark theme preferences. We expect to resolve this by 31 October 2025.
Use with reduced colour vision
These issues may affect users with colour vision deficiencies:
- The website does not support dark theme preferences. We expect to resolve this by 31 October 2025.
How we tested the website
An independent review was conducted by Useit Consulting AB.
The last assessment was carried out on 23 October 2024, and the report was last updated on 4 June 2025.