Accessibility Statement

Commitment to Digital Accessibility

We firmly believe that the web should be available and accessible to anyone. We are committed to facilitating accessibility and usability of our website, claudiorocchio.com, for all users, including people with visual, hearing, cognitive, or motor impairments.

Our ongoing accessibility efforts align with the **Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1)** at Level **AA** conformance standards. These guidelines outline best practices to make web content more accessible for people with sensory, cognitive, and mobility needs, and to make web platforms more user-friendly for all audiences.

Implemented Accessibility Features

To support digital inclusion and ease of navigation, our website incorporates the following engineering features:

• Keyboard Navigation: The website is fully operable using only a keyboard (Tab, Enter, Spacebar, Arrow keys). Users can navigate logically through all interactive sections.
• Bypass Navigation (Skip Link): A high-contrast "Skip to main content" link is located at the top of every page, allowing keyboard and screen reader users to jump directly to the primary content area, bypassing the header navigation links.
• Keyboard Focus Indicator: All interactive components (links, buttons, form controls) have distinct, high-contrast visual focus outlines (`:focus-visible`) to assist users navigating without a pointing device.
• Semantic HTML Structure: Appropriate semantic HTML5 elements (`
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• Contrast Ratio: Background and text color combinations meet or exceed WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements (minimum 4.5:1 ratio for standard text), ensuring excellent legibility under varied lighting environments.
• Responsive and Scalable Layout: The interface supports fluid typography and mobile-first container scaling, allowing users to zoom the page up to 200% using standard browser controls without content overlap or loss of function.
• ARIA Attributes and Screen Reader Support: Interactive components, mobile menus, and social icons feature clear `aria-label` labels or ARIA state parameters (`aria-expanded`) to communicate structure and status to assistive technologies. Decorative graphics and SVGs are hidden from screen readers using `aria-hidden="true"`.

Limitations and Third-Party Content

While we strive to ensure that all areas of the website are fully accessible, there may be instances where certain components are outside of our direct control, particularly regarding external integrations or third-party platforms (e.g., third-party maps, external APIs, social media widgets, or live portfolio screenshots). We actively encourage our external partners and software providers to deploy accessible interfaces.

Feedback and Contact Information

Digital accessibility is an ongoing process. If you experience any difficulty accessing content or navigating this website, or if you wish to suggest accessibility improvements, please contact us:

We take all accessibility feedback seriously and will make reasonable efforts to address reports of digital barriers promptly.

Enforcement Procedure

In the event of an unsatisfactory response to an accessibility request or complaint, users residing in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg have the right to contact the national monitoring body or raise a claim before the competent ombudsman services:

• The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Ombudsman / Mediator: www.mediateur.lu
• The Service Information et Presse (SIP) of the Luxembourgish Government.

This Statement was last updated on: May 19, 2026.