Accessibility Statement

Last updated: April 17, 2026

The management of the prolocopozzallo.it platform undertakes to make its website and the related Web App accessible, in accordance with Law 9 January 2004, n. 4 (Stanca Law) and subsequent additions, which implement the European directives on the accessibility of websites and mobile applications.

Purpose

The goal of our platform is to ensure that information and digital services are accessible to all users, with particular attention to people with disabilities or who use assistive technologies. Our commitment is aimed at removing any digital barrier that could limit the browsing experience and access to the contents of the project.

Compliance status

The platform was developed with the aim of ensuring maximum inclusiveness. The site and the Web App partially comply with the requirements of the WCAG 2.1 guidelines at level AA, in line with current regulations.

Using the wizard: Checked and resolved potential accessibility issues using scanning tools.
Site language: The Italian language for speech synthesis has been correctly set.
Order of contents: Defined the logical reading order of the site pages.
Heading structures: Heading hierarchy (H1, H2, H3) clearly defined on each page.
Alt text: Added descriptive text to all images.
Colour contrast: Implement color schemes that comply with readability standards.
Motion reduction: Limited use of animations that could cause noise.
Multimedia accessibility: Guaranteed that video, audio and files are usable correctly.

Feedback mechanism

Anyone who encounters accessibility problems or wishes to suggest improvements can contact the technical coordinator at the following contact details:

Email: novaprolocopozzallo2023@gmail.com
Subject of communication: Web Platform Accessibility Report

Implementation procedure

In case of non-response or unsatisfactory response to the report within 30 days, the interested party can forward a report to the competent authorities according to the methods established by the institutional portals in force regarding digital accessibility.