Accessibility statement

The site is designed to conform to the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, level AA.

• Semantic structure: a single main heading per page, headings in hierarchical order, page regions declared.
• Full keyboard navigation, with a skip link to the content and a focus indicator that is always visible.
• Colour contrast at level AA; no information is conveyed by colour alone.
• The reduced-motion preference is respected: smooth scrolling disabled, animations paused, short transitions.
• The three-dimensional scene is decorative and hidden from assistive technologies: all content is available as text.
• Forms with labels, instructions and error messages in text; the language of every page declared; external links identified.

No independent audit has yet been carried out. This statement is based on a self-assessment conducted during the development of the site, on 30 September 2026.

• The scene’s animations start automatically. The “Pause animation” control is located in the colophon at the foot of every page and, on the home page, also on the opening screen: it pauses the scene, smooth scrolling and looping animations across the site for the entire visit. Alternatively, reduced motion can be enabled in the operating system or browser settings.
• Some external documents cited in the sources, such as PDFs published by institutions and research centres, may not be fully accessible; these documents are outside our control.

Any accessibility difficulties may be reported through the contact form, stating the page concerned, the technology used and the expected result.

Dedicated email address

to be confirmed

• W3C, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, 2023.
• EN 301 549, accessibility requirements for ICT products and services.