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Accessibility Statement

Elymian Atlas is committed to making its content as accessible and easy to use as possible for everyone.

The website has been designed using accessible Wix components and follows recognised accessibility good practice wherever practical.

Accessibility features

The website aims to provide:

  • clear page structure using consistent headings;

  • plain English throughout the site;

  • readable typography and appropriate text sizing;

  • sufficient colour contrast between text and background;

  • keyboard-accessible navigation where supported by the website platform;

  • alternative text for images where appropriate; and

  • responsive layouts that work across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

 

Ongoing improvements

Elymian Atlas is an evolving project, and accessibility is considered as new content and features are added. We are committed to improving the accessibility of the website over time.

Known limitations

Some third-party content or services, such as embedded maps, may not fully meet the same accessibility standards as the rest of the website. These elements are provided by external providers and may have limitations outside our control.

Feedback

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of Elymian Atlas or have suggestions for improving accessibility, please use the Contact page. We welcome feedback and will consider all reasonable improvements.

Discover western Sicily through Elymian Atlas—an interactive map of historical sites, wineries, beaches, myths and remarkable places. Inspired by the ancient Elymian civilisation, the atlas is continually expanding, with new places, stories and discoveries added as the project grows.

A graphic representation of the coat of arms of Trapani.
A graphic representation of the coat of arms of Erice.
A graphic representation of the coat of arms of Valderice.
A graphic representation of the coat of arms of Custonaci.
A graphic representation of the coat of arms of Paceco.
A graphic representation of the coat of arms of Castellammare del Golfo.
A graphic representation of the coat of arms of San Vito Lo Capo.

These coats of arms mark the towns and municipalities within the historic territory of the Elymians—the region explored by Elymian Atlas.

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