SAPI

Declaration of accessibility

This web site of SAPI Project provides maximum accessibility and usability of all its content for all internet users.

The web pages follow methodical guidelines of the CNIPA (National Centre for Information Technology in Government), according to the law published in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic n. 13, January 17th 2004, named Legge Stanca (Law n. 4, January 9, 2004) about “Provisions to support the access to information technologies for the disabled”.

The website meets all the important provisions of accessibility according to:

Guidelines of CNIPA
Guidelines for accessibility of W3C (Project WAI)

Technical Check:

The content of the website has been created using the Strict markup language
The visual presentation is by means of CSS styles
The web pages have a tableless web layout
Frames, Java Objects and inaccessible Flash Applications are not allowed
The pages are usable by means of assistive technologies.

The web pages are validated by XHTML 1.0 Strict and CSS.

Keyboard shortcuts
Using shortcuts you can skip to a target web page. In Windows is need to press Alt + access key and confirm by Enter, in Mac Control + access key. The most important navigational elements for this web site are the following access keys:

Tasto H - Home Page site Poste Italiane
Tasto E - English version of the page that you are consulting
Tasto I - Italian version of the page that you are consulting
Tasto 1 - Project Description SAPI
Tasto 2 - The SAPI Project
Tasto 3 - The platform and architecture of the SAPI project
Tasto 4 - Development objectives of the SAPI project
Tasto 5 - SAPI Project Status
Tasto 6 - Partners of the project SAPI
Tasto 7 - Publications
Tasto 8 - Courses and Conferences

Should you find anything in these pages, which does not meet the accessibility requirements, please inform us, so that we can take the necessary steps to rectify these potential shortcomings.