Did you know that millions of people have difficulty surfing the Internet?
98%
of websites are inaccessible to people with disabilities
1.5
billion people with disabilities who deserve equality
20%
of the world's population who have a disability
what is accessibility
Web accessibility refers to the ability of computer systems to provide services even to those with temporary and other disabilities, and therefore using assistive technologies. In just a few decades, the planet has become increasingly digitized. We have practically created a parallel digital reality, with which we are gradually replacing everything that was done physically in the past.
It is precisely from the development of new technologies and the growth in the importance of the web that the idea of digital inequality is born: the web has grown without any real structure, generating a digital divide that is even more evident today.
Web accessibility benefits the whole society
Digital accessibility is not just about people with the most severe disabilities or a small market niche. In addition to being aimed principally at an audience that composes 15-20% of the population, best practices to be followed to achieve full accessibility improve the experience for all users.

"Digital accessibility breaks down virtual walls, creating new paths that were unthinkable until recently. Thanks to Accessiway and their Plug-in, I have been able to navigate many sites safely and easily, performing operations in total autonomy."
- Alessia Volpin
It is a journey that involves multiple elements and people
Achieving accessibility and being able to maintain it over time requires starting a journey that involves experts, users with disabilities, state-of-the-art tools, and dedicated support.

Many countries have already incorporated web accessibility into existing legislation.
Speech on Accessibility and the Bank Sector
Here is a small extract of the speech by Dajana Gioffrè and Edoardo Arnello during the conference organised by @OIC - Osservatorio Imprese e Consumatori on the accessibility of web services in the banking sector.
Disability and the Web: technologies and skills to make the Internet accessible
During their speech at the Netcomm Forum 2022, Dajana and Giulia explain to a large audience the advantages for an e-commerce (and more) of having an accessible website.
Speech in the Chamber of Deputies
Edoardo Arnello, CEO of AccessiWay, spoke at the Commission of the Chamber of Deputies explaining AccessiWay's view on the legislation that has been presented.
We have made hundreds of European and international realities inclusive:

"Accessibility is, to some extent, synonymous with freedom. Freedom to choose, to make one's voice heard and express oneself regardless of disability or personal characteristics. Digital accessibility, today, is the highest expression of this freedom, because it opens doors and paths to those who, until now, have had no voice"
- Dajana Gioffrè, CVO AccessiWay