Non-accessible Content

Below are the main elements that may not be fully accessible.
This list is based on a preliminary site analysis and will be updated following more in-depth technical audits.

• Images: some images (banners, machinery photos, diagrams) may lack descriptive alternative text or may include text alternatives not fully appropriate to the context.

• PDF documents: brochures or technical sheets available on the site may not be properly structured or tagged according to the PDF/UA standard, making them not fully readable by screen readers.

• Menus and dynamic components: dropdown menus, carousels, and other script-driven elements may not always be fully navigable using a keyboard, or may lack visible focus indicators and appropriate ARIA roles.

• Color contrast: text over images or overlays may not meet the minimum contrast ratio required by WCAG.

• Links with generic labels: textual links such as “Read more” or “Details” without additional context that clearly identifies the destination.

• Multimedia content: some videos may lack complete subtitles or transcripts.

Note: these findings are the result of manual observation and do not replace a full accessibility audit (automated + manual testing + user testing). Detailed issues and priorities will be defined in the Accessibility Improvement Plan.

We are working to correct these aspects in collaboration with accessibility specialists and through periodic testing with users and assistive technologies.