Accessibility statement — ItalyDocsHub Immigration

How this site is built for accessibility: contrast, keyboard use, screen readers, reduced motion and known limitations.

How the site is built

  • Semantic HTML with headings in logical order, landmarks and a skip link to the main content.
  • Full keyboard navigation with visible focus indicators and no keyboard traps.
  • Text contrast checked against WCAG 2.2 AA for the colour combinations used.
  • Support for prefers-reduced-motion: animations are disabled when the system requests it.
  • Forms with associated labels, an accessible error summary and status messages announced to screen readers.
  • Tables with row and column headers and descriptive captions.
  • No information conveyed by colour alone.

Content and language

Text is written to be understandable: short sentences, technical terms explained, and a consistent structure across pages. The Italian and English versions are written separately, never machine-translated.

Known limitations

  • Some linked official documents (Questura PDFs) may not be accessible: they are published by the competent authorities and we cannot modify them.
  • The tools require JavaScript; the guides and sources remain fully readable without it.
  • We have not yet completed testing with users of assistive technologies: reports and suggestions are welcome.

Reference standards

The site is designed according to WCAG 2.2 level AA principles and AGID guidance for digital services, adapted to a private informational website.

Important notice

The information published on ItalyDocsHub is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Procedures and requirements may change. For current information and advice regarding your specific situation, always consult the relevant official authority or a qualified professional.

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