Accessibility Statement
pursuant to Law 9 January 2004, n. 4.

failure to comply with law 9 January 2004, n.4

• Some non-text content presented to you does not have a text alternative.
• Videos on some pages do not have subtitles or audio descriptions. Subtitles embedded in videos cannot be read by assistive technologies.
• Input fields do not have a visible or accessible description explicitly associated with the field.
• Some error messages that appear on input pages when the user makes a compilation error are not announced by assistive technologies.
• In Forms, input fields that are used to collect information about the user do not contain the possibility of auto-completion at the code level.
• It is also not possible to follow the preferences that the user sets from the browser, for example, the font type and sometimes the size.
• Some structure information (e.g. titles, navigation) is not correctly identified.
• The implemented content sometimes does not have a correct reading sequence set.
• Some elements have the sole visual modality of representing information through the use of color alone.
• The contrast between text and background color is not always sufficient.
• The focus is absent and/or inconsistent.
• When navigating by keyboard, the focus on the modal, after having scrolled through it, moves to the page that hosts it. The modal remains open and the user can use the page in the layer below.
• There are attributes in the code that may affect the mapping of user-customized configurations to screen readers.
• Some features cannot be reached by navigating via keyboard.
• There is no functionality to jump directly to the content.
• Some elements do not receive focus in an order that retains their meaning and operability.
• The purpose of some links on the pages is sometimes missing.
• On some interactive elements, the focus indicator is not visible in the keyboard user interface.
• For some UI components with labels that include text or text images, the name does not contain the text that would be presented visually
• The language of the page is not declared.
• In some cases, labels or instructions are not provided when the content requires user input actions.
• The implemented content has markup errors and incorrect attribute usage.
• All modals do not receive focus.

The pages provide accessible alternatives via a specific accessibility tool.

This tool allows you to

• Contrast Adjustment
• Text Size
• Stopping Animations
• Color Customization
• Link Highlighting:
• Highlighting titles

Drafting the accessibility statement

The statement was prepared on the basis of an independent assessment.

How to send reports to AgID

In addition to the report, the following information must be included in the text of the email:

• Site URL
• Tools provided (operating system, browser and any compensatory tools and assistive technologies provided)

Any questions and reports will be answered within 30 days of receipt . Any reports outside the scope of accessibility cannot be handled, so we suggest you contact the contacts listed on the website of the company to which the report is addressed.

The processing of personal data will take place as per the privacy policy