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Guideline 12 :
Provide context and orientation information

Checkpoint 12.1 - Result: not applicable

Title each frame to facilitate frame identification and navigation. [Priority 1]

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Frames: No frames used.

• Instructions:
  Frames can cause trouble especially to some technical help users difficult to manage. For that reason, if frames are used it is essential that each one has a title as descriptive as possible of the content that will present.
  [Close instructions]

Checkpoint 12.2 - Result: not applicable

Describe the purpose of frames and how frames relate to each other if it is not obvious by frame titles alone. [Priority 2]

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Frames: No frames used.

• Instructions:
  It is very possible that even including a title for each frame, it is not obvious for the user what is their content and relationship with the other frames. For this reason it is necessary that frames are described in a separated page. The URL of that page should be indicated with the "longdesc" attribute and, also, a link should be placed as content of the element NOFRAME.
  [Close instructions]

Checkpoint 12.3 - Result: wrong

Divide large blocks of information into more manageable groups where natural and appropriate. [Priority 2]

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Blocks of information: It doesn't exists any header nor paragraph or lists that allow to create a minimal structure of the page.

• Instructions:
  Too long information blocks difficult their understanding. For this reason, it is recommended to structure the documents by creating appropriate blocks of information, by means of the markup of paragraphs, lists, titles and subtitles, etc.
  [Close instructions]

Checkpoint 12.4 - Result: not applicable

Associate labels explicitly with their controls. [Priority 2]

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Tags: No form controls which need labels present.

• Instructions:
  The FOR attribute of each should coincide with the ID attribute of the form control related to her. This it is called an explicit association.
  [Close instructions]

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