CompanyServicesProductsPortfolioAssistance Home > Declaration of accessibility COMPANY Who we are Partners Press Review Communications Contact us Location Certifications Accessibility statement The accessibility of a website is the result of a set of techniques and attention to design, construction and maintenance, aimed at making its contents accessible by anyone, trying to eliminate obstacles to use, deriving from different objective or personal conditions, details. The Arionline company, already attentive to the issue of accessibility of information, has started the reprogramming of the information pages of its website to adapt them to the maximum level of accessibility recommended by international organizations (the W3C) and by the Italian Government. This activity was carried out while keeping the structure of the pages substantially intact, now known and consolidated, but using the potential of the use of "Cascading Style Sheets" (CSS), which made it possible to abandon the table arrangement. From the first phase of this operation, sections that previously did not meet the minimum usability and accessibility requirements and which will therefore require a complete re-elaboration have been excluded. Making a website accessible is not a point of arrival, but a demanding path that involves every moment of its realization, from design to maintenance: this is why we know that maintaining the maximum possible usability, over time, is certainly an ambitious goal, but the necessity of which remains out of the question. For this reason, numerous checkpoints relating to this aspect have been included in our production standards: not to obtain a purely formal certification, but to actively contribute to the right of every person to access information in a complete, effective and satisfactory way. which it needs. For these reasons, do not hesitate to report any inaccuracies regarding the code or accessibility; we will take care of you as soon as possible. The new Arionline web portal exceeds the 22 control points of the Technical Verification indicated in the Ministerial decree of the Stanca Law, and can therefore also be navigated by those users who use screen readers or assistive technologies. All the pages of the site have been examined using automatic validators and comply with the DTD (Document Type Definition) of the Strict type as required in Requirement 1 of the technical regulation. The pages were also tested with different graphic and text browsers, with different operating systems, with the help of a blind person who tested the site with the Jaws speech synthesizer. To facilitate navigation, specific links have been introduced, visible only with screen readers, which allow you to jump directly to the contents of the chosen pages, avoiding repetition of links already traveled, so as to have a quick navigation even for those who log in with the use. combination of screen reader and keyboard. To make the pages fully usable, alternative functions have been created to those managed by particular scripts, in the event that these are not supported by all browsers. No frames have been created, nor have attributes been used, outside of CSS, to define the graphic characteristics of the page. On the site there is a navigation path that allows you to always understand where you are. The colors are not aggressive and have adequate contrast, so that even people with visual difficulties can navigate it without loss of information. The characters can be enlarged with your browser, without this resulting in loss of content. The tables used for layout purposes are understandable even if read in a linearized way. In order to further facilitate navigation, some precautions concerning usability have been adopted: weight and extension have been indicated for each document, the contents are equally distributed within the page, the use of foreign language words is limited to those that are now becoming part of the common language. VAT number. 02161330929 - Arionline | site map | Accessibility statement | Credits