• Standard compatibility
• Accesibility patterns
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Links
• Help us to improve

This Website has been designed and programmed according to the guidelines of WAI initiative (Web Accessibility Initiative, www.w3.org/wai), that sets international standards for creating Web content accessible for everybody.

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To make this Website more accessible, several measures have been taken::

• Logical order in displaying elements for linear reading.
• Simplified browsing system, no drop-down menus are used.
• High contrast of contents and menus
• Text size: every content is textual and scalable for a better reading.
• User friendly printing: if user has access to style display, printing will be more structured and clear.
• Document types: every downloadable document specifies its file format and size.
• Accessibility in textual contents: every template where the contents of the accessible Website are gathered, has been created according to WAI accessibility criteria.
• Images: alternative texts to images have been added, so that display readers allow users to interpret images.
• Keyboard shortcuts: special key combinations have been enabled as shortcuts in order to speed up browsing with the keyboard.
• Language identification: all of the pages, as well as applications and documents inserted, identify the language used for the contents if different from English.
• Javascript code removal: this code type has been removed as many users and browsers don’t have it enabled. This prevents accessing the contents.
• Tables: Every table in this Website contains the necessary code for the correct understanding through voice browsers and the correct linear reading.
• Compliance with NI4 protocol: By following N14 protocol guidelines, a more intellectual accessibility has been achieved.

Most of browsers allow to go directly to specific links by means of key combinations (access keys) defined in the Website.

For instance, in Windows it is done by pressing Alt+access keys

In Internet Explorer it is necessary to press intro key in addition.

In Macintosh, it is necessary to press Ctrl+access key.

The following access keys are available:

• 1 Homepage
• 2 CSR across european regions
• 3 Role of local authorities
• 4 Examples
• 5 News
• 6 About Vaderegio
• 7 Links
• s Search
• c Contact us
• r Recommend us
• m site map
• f Feedback
• l legal notice
• p private policy
• a accesibility

If the name of a link does not describe clearly the target, it will include a clarification.

There are no javascript pseudo-links. Every link can be followed with any browser, even in case javascript is disabled.

We would like to improve our Website accessibility, so should you want make any suggestion, contribution or improvement, do not hesitate to contact us.