Please note: This website includes an accessibility system. Press Control-F11 to adjust the website to people with visual disabilities who are using a screen reader; Press Control-F10 to open an accessibility menu.
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Accessibility

The portal www.uninettunouniversity.net has been made accessible to people with disabilities, meeting the standards established by WCAG 2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1) at level AA. The WCAG 2.1 AA level satisfies a wide range of recommendations to make web content more accessible. Uninettuno's accessibility statement is available on the portal at https://www.uninettunouniversity.net/en/accessibility.aspx.

Accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing is also guaranteed by the fact that all video lessons and interactive classes are subtitled.

In addition to the implementations in the portal's native software, a specific software has been introduced, an accessibility widget.

The accessibility widget

The accessibility widget ( Click here to open the accessibility widget) not only allows compliance with the standards established by WCAG 2.1 at level AA, but introduces a series of additional features to facilitate access in various cases.

The content of the portal has thus been made more accessible to a wider range of people with disabilities, including blindness and low vision, deafness and hearing loss, learning difficulties, cognitive limitations, limited movement, speech disabilities, photosensitivity, and combinations of the above. By implementing and adhering to the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines, the portal's content has also become more usable for users in general.

The software helps to facilitate content usage for people with disabilities thanks to two components that work simultaneously: Artificial Intelligence and the Accessibility Interface.

Accessibility Profiles

Through the accessibility interface (recognizable by the icon representing accessibility ) it is possible to set the following usage profiles:

Blindness: This profile adjusts the site to be compatible with screen readers like HAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack.

Makes the site compatible for screen reader users
Screen Reader Adjustment
Generate a list of page landmarks, headers, and links.
Page Structure

Motor skill disorders: Keyboard navigation (without mouse), navigation with numeric keys only, voice commands in supported browsers, generation of page structure landmarks.

Enables users to navigate by keyboard, without using the mouse
Keyboard Navigation
Enables users to navigate the site by numeric keys
Smart Navigation
Executing Commands with a microphone, in supported browsers
Voice Commands
Generate a list of page landmarks, headers, and links.
Page Structure

Color blindness: Color Adjustment functions are assistive to people with sight impairments such as color blindness and other visual impairments. These extremely important accessibility functions permit the user to view the website in any color variation of his choice.

Changes the site's background to black, with bright fonts
Dark High-Contrast
Changes the site's background to white, with dark fonts
Bright High-Contrast
Changes the site's colors to contrast colors
Contrast Mode
Decrease the intensity of colors for less emphasized content.
Low saturation
Convert to black and white colors
Monochrome
Increase the intensity of colors for emphasized content.
High saturation

Low Vision Profile: This profile adjusts the site to be accessible to most people with visual issues causing reduced visual acuity, reduced visual field, and photophobia. Following the two cardinal principles of low vision, which are magnification and high contrast.

Makes the site compatible for screen reader users
Screen Reader Adjustment
Changes the site's background to black, with bright fonts
Dark High-Contrast
Changes the site's background to white, with dark fonts
Bright High-Contrast
Generate a list of page landmarks, headers, and links.
Page Structure
Increase the intensity of colors for emphasized content.
High saturation
Decrease the intensity of colors for less emphasized content.
Low saturation
Changes the site's colors to contrast colors
Contrast Mode
Displays image descriptions in a floating window
Image Descriptions
Zooms the screen display
Magnifier
Convert the site's fonts to "sans-serif" and readable ones
Readable Font
Highlights the site links
Highlight Links
Highlights the site headers
Highlight Headers
Increase the content chosen by the cursor, shown in a tooltip
Text Magnifier

Epilepsy: This profile allows people with epilepsy to use the site safely, eliminating the risk of seizures resulting from flashing animations and risky color combinations.

Stops blinking and flashing of moving elements
Blinks Blocking
Decrease the intensity of colors for less emphasized content.
Low saturation

ADHD Friendly Profile: This profile adjusts the site to be accessible to most visual disorders like Degrading Eyesight, Tunnel Vision, Cataract, Glaucoma, and others.

Light up a selected paragraph on the page by hovering with the mouse across the page.
Read focus
Displays image descriptions in a floating window
Image Descriptions
Create a virtual bar that follows the cursor to improve the reader's focus.
Reading guide
Describe words by mouse
Dictionary

Learning: The Learning profile automatically activates the Reading Guide, Highlight Links, and Highlight Headers function for those who have difficulties concentrating or paying attention for long periods of time.

Create a virtual bar that follows the cursor to improve the reader's focus.
Reading guide
Highlights the site links
Highlight Links
Highlights the site headers
Highlight Headers

Aging/Elder: The Elder profile automatically activates the Text Reader, Dictionary, Text Magnifier, Magnifier, Read Focus, Reading Guide, and Readable Mode functions for the elderly population.

Reading the site's text aloud, in supported browsers
Text Reader
Describe words by mouse
Dictionary
Increase the content chosen by the cursor, shown in a tooltip
Text Magnifier
Zooms the screen display
Magnifier
Light up a selected paragraph on the page by hovering with the mouse across the page.
Read focus
Create a virtual bar that follows the cursor to improve the reader's focus
Reading guide
Displays the site's contents in a new window clearly and readable
Readable Mode

Dyslexia: The Dyslexia profile automatically activates the Dictionary and Reading Guide functions for people who suffer from dyslexia. To activate any one of these profiles, the user simply selects one of them with one click and it automatically selects the functions that cater to his or her needs. This saves much time for users with impairments, providing them with an improved and user-friendly browsing experience.

Describe words by mouse
Dictionary
Displays image descriptions in a floating window
Image Descriptions
Create a virtual bar that follows the cursor to improve the reader's focus.
Reading guide

Furthermore, also through the widget interface, it is possible to modify:

Voice and navigation control: Minimizes distractions. This section of the interface offers adjustments designed to help people with visual disabilities, cognitive disabilities, or motor disabilities to better orient themselves on the site. This is achieved by providing them with shortcuts, reducing distractions and noise, and offering guiding elements.

Makes the site compatible for screen reader users
Screen Reader Adjustment
Enables users to navigate by keyboard, without using the mouse
Keyboard Navigation
Enables users to navigate the site by numeric keys
Smart Navigation
Reading the site's text aloud, in supported browsers
Text Reader
Executing Commands with a microphone, in supported browsers
Voice Commands

Color Adjustment: Enhances visibility. This section of the interface allows adjusting colors and contrasts. People with various degrees of color blindness or visual disabilities might not be able to see the content well, while light-sensitive users might not be able to navigate the site with white backgrounds.

Convert to black and white colors
Monochrome
Changes the site's background to black, with bright fonts
Dark High-Contrast
Changes the site's background to white, with dark fonts
Bright High-Contrast
Decrease the intensity of colors for less emphasized content.
Low saturation
Increase the intensity of colors for emphasized content.
High saturation
Changes the site's colors to contrast colors
Contrast Mode
Change the site's colors,Backgrounds,Headers,Contents and Reset colors
Custom Color

Content Adjustment: Increases readability. This section of the interface allows users to adjust the way the site's content is displayed, making it as readable as possible. The section is dedicated to DSA profiles and all users with visual disabilities, such as blurred vision and low vision.

Increase and Decrease the Font Size
Font Sizing
Enlarge the cursor and change its color
Cursor
Stops blinking and flashing of moving elements
Blinks Blocking
Adds captions to videos and audio Aggiungi didascalie
Add captions (beta)
Zooms the screen display
Magnifier
Convert the site's fonts to "sans-serif" and readable ones
Readable Font
Displays image descriptions in a floating window
Image Descriptions
Highlights the site links
Highlight Links
Highlights the site headers
Highlight Headers
Displays the site's contents in a new window clearly and readable
Readable Mode
Increase the content chosen by the cursor, shown in a tooltip
Text Magnifier
Generate a list of page landmarks, headers, and links.
Page Structure
Light up a selected paragraph on the page by hovering with the mouse across the page.
Read focus
Create a virtual bar that follows the cursor to improve the reader's focus.
Reading guide
Describe words by mouse
Dictionary
Enables users to type contents using the mouse
Virtual Keyboard

Compatibility with browsers and assistive technology

Our goal is to be able to support the widest possible range of browsers and assistive technologies, including the most popular systems with a high market share, such as Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, and assistive technologies like JAWS and NVDA for Windows and Mac.

In more detail, to make this website accessible, you can use the following features:
Enables keyboard navigation
Enables smart navigation
Blinks Blocking
OCR Image description
Fonts - Ability to increase and decrease the site font, adjust, align etc`
Voice command the browser using your voice
Change color contrast based on dark background
Change color contrast based on a light background
Change the Site`s colors
Matching and monochrome option for color blind people
Change the font for readability
Increase the cursor and change its color to black or white
Increase the display to 200%
Highlight links on the site
Highlighting headers on the site
Display an alternative description of the images
Increase the content chosen by the cursor, showed in a tooltip
Describe words by mouse selection
Displays the site`s contents in a new window clearly and readable
Enables users to type contents using the mouse

Technical specifications

Accessibility of this website relies on the following technologies to work with the particular combination of web browser and any assistive technologies or plugins installed on your computer:
HTML
WAI-ARIAWAI-ARIA
CSS
JavaScript

These technologies are relied upon for conformance with the accessibility standards used.