Accessibility

By "accessibility", we mean the ease with which a disabled person can use the web.

Making a site accessible means, above all, allowing these people to perceive, understand, browse and interact with the site and to contribute to making the web project a success.

Accessibility also focuses on the elderly, whose vision and mobility change over the years.

Guidelines and Features

There are certain precise W3Consortium-defined guidelines regarding accessibility to web contents, and Zoomart follows these scrupulously in planning a website.
To be specific, accessibility requirements include:

  • the use of semantically correct code in harmony with the content;
  • the drafting of clear, easy-to-understand texts;
  • the use of alternative texts for every type of multi-medial content;
  • the coherence of the graphic interface with the text and multi-medial contents.

To these basic features, we also need to add the use of standard, high contrast colors. This can severely limit user experience for those who are not visually impaired and reduce the impact of the website message.  For this reason, the Zoomart team develops, in some cases, alternative, high contrast interfaces, to make the structure accessible, without limiting the creative aspect.