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Statement |
Soddisfazione del Requisito |
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1 |
The pages and the objects within them shall be produced using technologies which are based on formal, published grammars. Latest versions of these shall be used when supported by user programmes. Elements and attributes shall conform to specifications and respect the semantics. [omissis]. |
Yes |
2 |
Frames shall not be used in new sites [omissis]. |
Not applicable |
3 |
A text equivalent for every non-text element on a page shall be provided, and when the non-text content changes, its text equivalents shall also be updated. [omissis]. |
Yes |
4 |
Make sure that all information and all functions are available even without the color used to present them on the page. |
Yes |
5 |
Flashing or moving objects or writing, whose frequency could affect light-sensitive epilepsy or concentration disorders, or even cause malfunction of the assistive technologies used, shall be avoided. [omissis]. |
Yes |
6 |
Ensure that the foreground and background can be clearly distinguished by providing sufficient contrast [omissis]; Text in image form is generally not recommended but, if it cannot be avoided, it must be produced using the same criteria mentioned above. |
Yes |
7 |
Use client-side, rather than server-side, image maps, except where sensitive regions cannot be defined with one of the valid geometric shapes provided by the DTD in use. |
Not applicable |
8 |
If server-side image maps are used, alternative text links shall be provided to access all the information or services that are available by interacting with the map |
Not applicable |
9 |
The elements (markup) and attributes provided by the DTD in use shall be used to describe content and identify row and column headers in data tables. |
Yes |
10 |
Elements (markup) provided by the DTD shall be used to associate data cells and header cells in data tables with two or more logical levels of row or column headers. |
Yes |
11 |
Style-sheets shall be used to control content presentation and page layout to ensure readability even when the style sheets are disabled or not supported. |
Yes |
12 |
The layout and text content of a page shall be adaptable to the user interface and browser window without any overlapping of objects or loss of information which might make comprehension difficult. [omissis]. |
Yes |
13 |
When tables are used for layout, ensure that they are comprehensible when linearized and that, when using the elements and attributes of tables, the semantic value are respected [omissis]. |
Not applicable |
14 |
In forms, associate labels explicitly with their controls, positioning them in such a way as to make it easier for people using assistive technologies to fill in the fields. |
Yes |
15 |
Ensure that pages are usable when scripts, applets, or other programming objects are disabled or not supported [omissis]. |
Yes |
16 |
For scripts, applets, and other programming objects, or any element that has its own interface, event handlers shall not be dependent on a particular input device. |
Yes |
17 |
Ensure that functionality and the information conveyed by programming elements such as scripts and applets that use technologies not defined by formal published grammars are directly accessible or compatible with assistive technologies |
Yes |
18 |
When films or multimedia presentations are indispensable to the information or service, an equivalent synchronised textual alternative in the form of subtitling and/or auditory description shall be provided [omissis]. |
Yes |
19 |
The destination of each link shall be clearly identified using text that is meaningful, even when read out of context [omissis]. Mechanisms to enable users to skip repetitive navigation links found on more than one page shall be provided. |
Yes |
20 |
When a timed response is required to use a service delivered through a web page, the user should be alerted [omissis]. |
Not applicable |
21 |
Ensure that links can be selected and activated through keyboard commands or keyboard emulation technology or pointer systems other than the mouse. [omissis]. |
Yes |
22 |
Where pages on existing sites do not conform to the standards set out above [omissis] links shall be provided to pages that do conform [omissis]. |
Not applicable |
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