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Accessibility statement

Version dated 21 October 2026Effective from 21 October 2026

Contents
  1. 1. Our commitment
  2. 2. Legislation and standards
  3. 3. Conformance status
  4. 4. Documented measures and checks
  5. 5. Assessment limitations and potential barriers
  6. 6. Reporting barriers
  7. 7. Statement date

1. Our commitment

Gitogi Srl aims to make gitogi.com usable by people who use assistive technology, navigate by keyboard or customise their display settings.

This voluntary statement describes the assessment status and documented features as at 21 October 2026.

This English version is provided for convenience. If there is any discrepancy, the Italian text prevails, subject to mandatory law.

2. Legislation and standards

Gitogi is a microenterprise, with fewer than 10 employees and annual turnover of no more than €2 million. Article 3(3) of Italian Legislative Decree No. 82 of 27 May 2022 exempts microenterprises from the accessibility requirements for services covered by that decree. The exemption concerns services; it is not a general exemption for every activity or product. The scope is also explained in AgID's guidance.

The website presents services for businesses and professionals and does not offer online purchasing.

Italian Law No. 4 of 9 January 2004 has a separate scope. Microenterprise status alone does not exclude obligations arising from particular activities or contractual arrangements. For ordinary private businesses, the extension under Article 3(1-bis) concerns a turnover threshold substantially above Gitogi's. See AgID's explanation.

We voluntarily use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.1, Level AA as our reference.

3. Conformance status

The available information does not support a declaration of conformance status against WCAG 2.1 Level AA. A comprehensive assessment requires documented checks of individual criteria, pages and user journeys.

4. Documented measures and checks

  • Automated checks: since 21 September 2026, axe-core version 4.11.1 has been used for automated accessibility checks. It is the open source engine developed by Deque Systems. The check runs on every request to change the website's code and every update to the branch from which the website is published. It fails if it finds even one violation. It applies the rules that axe associates with WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 Level A and AA criteria. Lighthouse continues to run with informational results.
  • Scope of automated checks: 38 pages are checked. In Italian: the homepage; the three service pages and their overview page; the method page; the page on transformative intelligence; about us; contact; frequently asked questions; the case study listing and one case study; the AI overview page and one of its pages; the index and one page of the management software section; the sbrigo.io page; the Wegofu page; the blog; the sign-in page for the restricted area; the nine legal documents (privacy, cookies, terms, AI transparency, accessibility, data processing agreement, sub-processors, security measures and acceptable use of AI); the page that brings these documents together; and the two pages for exercising data rights and managing consent. In English: the homepage, contact, frequently asked questions, cookies, the sbrigo.io page and the Wegofu page. The checks also cover the cookie banner in Italian and English and the chat opened up to the consent request. Each page is checked at widths of 1280 and 375 pixels. At 375 pixels, a phone with a touchscreen is simulated. Animations are disabled so that each element is checked as it appears at the end.
  • Results on 21 September 2026: the first run on the published website identified the following issues, which were then corrected: the frequently asked questions page had a structure that a screen reader could not interpret; some tables in legal documents scrolled on phones but could not be reached using a keyboard; and entries in the contents list of a legal document were too close together. No colour contrast violations were found.
  • Chat: the notice “You are talking to an AI assistant, not a person” is always visible above the messages and linked to the dialogue through aria-describedby. Before the first message, a consent request is presented with the privacy information.

Automated checks cover only some potential issues. axe checks only criteria that can be assessed automatically: it does not assess the meaning of text, reading order, screen reader announcements or complete keyboard journeys. For the chat, the check covers opening it and the consent request, but not the exchange of messages. Google Calendar and Google reCAPTCHA verification remain outside the scope of automated checks. The notice and its link to the dialogue do not, by themselves, demonstrate that the chat is accessible: practical testing with keyboards and assistive technology is required.

5. Assessment limitations and potential barriers

  • Assessment coverage: no comprehensive assessment of pages, forms and navigation journeys using assistive technology is documented.
  • Gitogi AI: focus management, announcements of new messages, and use with keyboards and screen readers remain to be tested.
  • Third-party services: call booking opens Google Calendar through an external link. Google reCAPTCHA provides anti-spam checks in forms. A complete accessibility assessment of these services within the website's user journeys is not available.

If the chat, a form or a linked service prevents you from obtaining information, you can email info@gitogi.com directly or call +39 334 931 6636.

6. Reporting barriers

Email info@gitogi.com and include:

  • the page address or feature concerned;
  • what you wanted to do and the problem you encountered;
  • your browser, device and assistive technology, if helpful;
  • the information you need or your preferred way of being contacted.

You do not need to disclose information about your health or disability.

7. Statement date

This statement reflects the information and checks available as at 21 October 2026.