Accessibility Statement for the website https://www.spididol.com/

Zambon S.P.A. is committed to make https://www.spididol.com/ accessible. The accessibility statement applies to https://www.spididol.com/.

Conformity status

This website is partially compliant according to requirements set out in Appendix A of the UNI CEI EN 301549 standard, due to [the case/cases of non-compliance].

Non-accessible content

The following content is not accessible due to non-compliance with Law 4/2004:

For the web:

7.1.1 Subtitle Playback: The video does not display subtitles, does not allow playback with synchronized audio, does not offer a way to activate or view available subtitles, and does not allow customization of subtitle activation.
7.1.2 Subtitle Synchronization: The video does not display subtitles and therefore does not ensure correct synchronization with the audio. There are delays exceeding 100 ms in pre-recorded and real-time subtitles.
7.1.3 Subtitle Preservation: The video does not allow playback with synchronized subtitles; thus, it does not correctly preserve data related to position, color, and style.
7.1.4 Subtitle Features: The video does not allow the display of subtitles and therefore does not offer options to customize color, font, text size, or background opacity.
7.1.5 Spoken Subtitles: The video does not display subtitles and therefore does not provide a voice output for them. A separate track for spoken subtitles cannot be managed, and they are not synchronized with separate audio.
7.2.1 Audio Description Playback: The video with synchronized audio does not allow selection or playback of audio description as a separate track.
7.2.2 Audio Description Synchronization: The audio description is not properly synchronized with the video, causing misalignments between what is described and what is shown.
7.2.3 User Control for Subtitles and Audio Description: The video, when played with synchronized audio, does not properly preserve audio description data to allow consistent playback per the requirements of playback (7.2.1) and synchronization (7.2.2).
7.3 User Control for Subtitles and Audio Description: The controls to enable or disable subtitles and audio description are not accessible and require additional steps beyond the main video controls.
9.1.1.1 Non-text Content (Level A): Some decorative or informative elements are not properly handled in terms of accessibility attributes. For example, images may have incorrect or missing descriptions, may not be hidden correctly from assistive technologies, or may be visible to assistive technologies even if intended as decorative.
9.1.2.2 Subtitles (Pre-recorded) (Level A): The video does not include subtitles, preventing access to information for users with hearing or cognitive disabilities.
9.1.2.3 Audio Description or Alternative Media Type (Pre-recorded) (Level A): The video does not provide an alternative transcript, making the content inaccessible to blind or visually impaired users who cannot access visual information.
9.1.2.5 Audio Description (Pre-recorded) (Level AA): The video does not include an audio description of significant visual content, limiting comprehension for blind or visually impaired users.
9.1.3.1 Info and Relationships (Level A): The page is difficult to use for those relying on assistive technologies: the structure is not always clear, elements such as highlighted text or line breaks are used confusingly, and headers do not follow a logical order. Some links are repeated, and other elements, such as the navigation menu or breadcrumb trail, are not properly described. Additionally, video descriptions are missing, and carousel controls are not visible.
9.1.4.1 Use of Color (Level A): In some interactive elements, color is the only visual means of distinction (e.g., between links and non-clickable text).
9.1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum) (Level AA): Some text does not meet the minimum contrast ratio required against the background—either for standard text (minimum 4.5:1) or for large/bold text (minimum 3:1)—compromising readability for users with visual impairments.
9.1.4.4 Text Resize (Level AA): Resizing text up to 200% causes overlapping of elements, potentially leading to loss of information, functionality, and/or visual interference.
9.1.4.10 Reflow (Level AA 2.1 only): Some interface elements do not properly reflow when zoom is applied, potentially causing loss of information, functionality, and/or visual interference.
9.1.4.11 Non-text Contrast (Level AA 2.1 only): In some graphical elements, such as icons, buttons, and loading indicators, the contrast ratio does not meet the 3:1 requirement against background colors.
9.2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide (Level A): Animations presented as background images do not offer a mechanism to pause or play them.
9.2.4.3 Focus Order (Level A): The focus order is not always consistent or predictable, as it does not follow a correct cycle in modals and, in some page elements, does not respect the logical reading sequence.
9.2.4.4 Link Purpose (In Context) (Level A): In some interactive icons, the purpose of the link is not clear and cannot be determined from the visible symbol alone, since alt text is missing—making it difficult for users with assistive technologies to understand the link's function.
9.2.4.6 Headings and Labels (Level AA): Title-related issues include: missing main page title, errors in heading levels or missing tags, and absence of secondary headings in the footer.
9.2.4.7 Visible Focus (Level AA): For some interactive elements on the web page, the focus indicator is not visible; therefore, keyboard navigation is not accessible.
9.2.5.7: On mobile devices, the carousel does not allow viewing of tabs without manually dragging them, limiting ease of navigation for all users.
9.3.1.1 Page Language (Level A): In some pages, the language of the current page is not correctly specified, for example using the lang="it" attribute.
9.3.2.2 On Input (Level A): Some interactive elements trigger a change in the browsing context, such as switching tabs in the browser, without informing the user beforehand.
9.4.1.2 Name, Role, Value (Level A): Several issues make the page difficult to use, especially for screen reader or keyboard users. Elements such as buttons, lists, tables, and menus are not constructed correctly or clearly. Labels and cues are missing, including in the breadcrumb trail. Some components, like tooltips, carousels, and modals, do not work well with the keyboard. Additionally, there are language attribute issues in parts of the page.
9.6 WCAG Conformance Requirements: This requirement is not met because the website does not conform to WCAG criteria from 9.1 to 9.4.
11.7 User Preferences: This requirement is not met because the site does not adapt to system settings such as dark/light mode or font size.

For PDFs:

10.1.1.1 Non-text Content (Level A): Image issues: missing alternative text, and some images need to be hidden from assistive technologies.
10.1.3.1 Info and Relationships (Level A): Structure and clarity issues: lack of appropriate semantic tags in documents, and underlined text may confuse users by appearing to be links.
10.2.1.1 Keyboard (Level A): Keyboard navigation is hindered by the lack of a correct semantic structure. Additionally, scanned documents are not accessible to assistive technologies, as they are perceived as images.
10.2.4.2 Page Titration (Level A): Some documents lack a title or have an incorrectly specified title.

Drafting of the Accessibility Statement

Accessibility statement has been drafted on June 3rd 2025.
The information contained in the declaration derived from a self-assessment conducted by third parties.
The declaration was last reviewed on [insert the date of the last review]

Report submission method and company contact details

Zambon SPA provides the following email address to be used for submitting reports and notifying cases of non-compliance: report_accessibility@zambongroup.com

Information on the website

Website publication date: 22/07/2020
Usability tests have been conducted yes
CMS utilized for the website: Drupal

Information about the company

The number of employees with disabilities within the company: 29
The number of workstations for employees with disabilities: 5