Interporto - Centro Ingrosso di Pordenone SpA

The work that was carried out for the creation of this website was done in strict compliance with the Stanca law(Law 4/2004).

In particular, this site has the following characteristics:
1) A "liquid and elastic" layout to support the enlargement of the browser window and characters.
2) Compatibility with the most common browsers, on different operating systems.
3) Style sheets optimised for printing and mobile devices (cell phones, PDAs, smartphones etc...)
All of the website's pages (including the style sheets) have been validated by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
We would be particularly appreciative of anyone who informs us of any errors, which we will then promptly correct.

W3C recommends a set of design applications and techniques that make the information on a website easy for anyone to use and access without restrictions, independently of disabilities (physical, sensorial or cognitive) or technical, hardware and software equipment.

For information to be accessible, it must also be usable: a website is usable when it satisfies the information needs of the user who is visiting it, because it provides ease of access, orientation and navigation and an adequate level of comprehension.

Usability requires the definition of access keys, which make it possible to access a specific link by pressing a sequence of keys. In a Windows environment it is Alt + Access Key, and in a MacIntosh environment the sequence is Ctrl + Access Key. Please note, however, that some browsers do not support the use of access keys, but only the tab key. The references that are usually listed, for example, are only valid for Internet Explorer.

The following access keys are defined for all of the website pages:

Alt + 1: menu bar: home page
Alt + 2: menu bar:company
Alt + 3: menu bar:structures
Alt + 4: menu bar:services
Alt + 5: menu bar:operators
Alt + 6: menu bar:customs
Alt + 7: menu bar:contracts and tenders
Alt + 8: menu bar:news
Alt + 9: menu bar:contacts

In the subsequent menu, the access keys are indicated between brackets in lower case letters (for example [a]).

Remember that the tab key is always active, which you can use to move between the links on each page.