Accessibility statement
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Iulioli works to enable children and parents with disabilities to use games and information in a respectful and independent manner. We improve the site according to the principles of SI 5568 Part 1 and guidelines WCAG, When the goal is level AA, And in reference to the Equal Rights for People with Disabilities Act and the Service Accessibility Adjustments Regulations.
Condition of accessibility: Partial. Adjustments have been made listed below. A full review of all standard criteria has not yet been completed, and this statement does not confirm compliance with the standard.
Matches performed
- Titles, content areas, skip links and names for game controls. Descriptions have been added to the quantities, shapes, locations, and some of the game boards.
- Clear targeting check, controls that can be activated on the keyboard and the focus update when switching between questions and windows.
- Success messages, error and hints in the text, in addition to sounds and colors. The maze and skating maps also describe the locations of the walls; the bridge map describes the connections and their status.
- Controlling the music, voice-overs and sounds of the game, including a button to mute all audio.
- Reduces traffic by setting the operating system and by selecting the site. In the memory game, different cards automatically flip back after brief feedback; in the game, the flashlight sequence shows each step until you choose to continue.
- Secondary text blackening and contrast enhancement in several components. Controls were also adjusted and layout for narrow screens.
How to use
- Switching between links and controls using Tab And back through Shift+Tab. Enable button onEnter Or profit, and link inEnter.
- Closing a game window or key information Escape Or the closing button. In a maze you can use arrows on the screen or the arrow keys.
- The display can be enlarged using the browser's magnification option.
- The ”Reducing Traffic” and ”Silence All Audio” buttons are on the game page, at the bottom of the page, and in the game window. The information window has its own mute button. The selection is saved in a browser on the device.
- All game instructions are shown in writing. The ready recordings are another option for listening; the questions that change during a game are not recorded in advance.
Playing games is required JavaScript And a modern browser that supportsHTML, InCSS And Windows dialog. Playable without audio. Automatic switching to the next question and card inversion is paused when an information window or settings are open, and resumes after closing.
Known limitations and tests not yet completed
- Image games, smooth rotations, colors and spatial orientation still require testing with assistive technology users. The descriptions added do not guarantee an equivalent gaming experience in any activity.
- No screen reader testing has yet been completed NVDA andVoiceOver, Keyboard testing in browsers, 200% magnification test and full contrast measurement for all game modes.
- Tests to date include code review, software testing and browser samples; it is not a complete professional accessibility survey. It should not be relied upon as a confirmation of compliance with all legal requirements.
Accessibility inquiries
A direct channel for accessibility is not yet available. Contact details will be posted here upon completion of their definition. This is a gap that has not yet been completed.