Technical measures for accessibility
During the design and development of the website, the following technical measures have been adopted to ensure compliance with WCAG 2.1 level AA criteria:
- Correct semantic structure of the HTML code;
- Consistency in heading structure: h1 – h2 – h3 – h4…;
- Keyboard-accessible navigation of menus and content on all pages;
- Visible and consistent focus on interactive elements;
- Implementation of focus trap on modals, popups, layers and dialogs, to keep focus within the active element and prevent it from dispersing to the background;
- Meaningful
alt attributes for all informative images; - Minimum colour contrast ratio of 4.5:1 between text and background;
- Forms and buttons with clear labels, also readable by screen readers;
- Use of ARIA roles only where necessary and in a compliant manner;
- Responsive and readable layout on every device;
- Site texts correctly resizable up to 200% using the browser's native features, without loss of readability, access or functionality;
- Links with contextual and meaningful descriptions (e.g. “Discover the rooms”). In cases where the visible text is generic (e.g. “Read more”, “See”),
aria-label or aria-labelledby attributes have been correctly used on links and buttons, in order to provide a complete and meaningful description for screen readers; - Compatibility with screen readers (tested on NVDA, VoiceOver);
- Accessible management of carousels and galleries;
- Presence of the Skip to content link visible on keyboard focus at the beginning of the page. This link allows users navigating with keyboard or screen reader to skip directly to the main content, avoiding having to cross the header, navigation menu or other repetitive blocks every time. It is activated with the first keyboard tab. The behaviour has been tested to ensure compatibility with the main browsers and screen readers;
- Use of clear and readable language;
- Visual order and prevention of “walls of text”.
Non-accessible content
Despite our efforts to ensure the accessibility of the website, the content listed below is not accessible:
- There is a carousel of automatically scrolling images on the home page, used for decorative and presentation purposes of the property. The images do not contain essential information that is not available in the textual content of the page and do not interfere with site navigation or readability. Automatic playback, however, cannot be manually stopped by the user. The introduction of a pause control will be evaluated in future versions of the site.
Drafting of the declaration
This declaration was drafted on 14/04/2026.
The assessment was carried out through internal self-evaluation, based on:
- Technical analysis conducted with automatic tools (Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, Silktide, WAVE).
- Manual testing and keyboard navigation testing.