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Web accessibility is a process and it is not enough to have software to be able to define oneself as fully accessible and/or compliant. Having a usable site from a practical point of view does not guarantee compliance with the regulations (imposed by L. 9 January 4/2004) because there are requirements that go beyond the navigability of the site, for recipients defined as "providers" in Art 3 L 4/2004, such as the Declaration of Accessibility (art 3-Quarter) and / or the training period (art 8.3). It is therefore necessary, in order to be able to speak of full compliance and accessibility, to also make use of the consulting services offered by AccessiWay

Yes! accessWidget uses two AI engines. The first, 'Computer Vision', is used to analyse and describe images. The other has the function of Contextual Understanding, and is used to learn the purpose and functionality of elements on the website.

The user interface will immediately appear on the site. The AI can take up to a maximum of 48 hours to implement all the necessary changes (insert all the information to make the site navigable for people with disabilities). In addition, the longer accessWidget remains on the website, the easier it will find it to work with any updates of new elements. accessWidget performs a daily scan of the website, noticing any additions, and then remediates them in an automatic and automated manner.

No, accessWidget works in overlay, so it is impossible for the source code to be modified or for the performance of the website to be affected. The loading of the software takes place asynchronously to that of the website, precisely 0.2 seconds later.