What is done for accessibility, and what remains to be checked.
This site has to remain usable whatever your equipment. This page states what is in place, what has not yet been checked, and how to report a difficulty to us. It declares no conformity: no assessment by a third party has been carried out to date.
Observed state
Where this site stands
Accessibility is a design objective, not a label. As long as no assessment has been conducted with a method and a sample of pages, no result is announced.
- Guidelines targeted
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2
- Level targeted
- AA
- Statement of conformity
- None, for want of an assessment by a competent third party
- External assessment
- Not carried out to date
- Internal checks
- Heading structure, contrast, form labels, keyboard navigation
- Reporting
- Through the contact form, with the page and your equipment
What is in place
A hierarchical heading structure and a single main heading per page. Verified text contrast. A label associated with every form field, and an explicit error message for each field. A skip link to the content. The system setting for reduced motion is respected.
Keyboard navigation
The whole site can be browsed with a keyboard: tabbing follows the reading order, the focus indicator stays visible on light and dark backgrounds alike, and drop-down menus close with the escape key. Interactive components announce their state to assistive technologies.
Documents and alternatives
Some information is made available as documents or tables. If one of them is unusable for you, ask for it: the information is sent to you in a format you can read. An alternative always exists to reach the content, diagrams included.
What remains to be checked
No full assessment with screen readers has been conducted. The data tables on several pages have not been tested in real conditions. The qualification questionnaire has not been through a user test with assistive technology. These points are known, and they are stated here rather than hidden.
Reporting a difficulty
Write to us stating the page concerned, your equipment, your browser, the assistive technology you use where applicable, and the nature of the obstacle. Those four elements are enough to reproduce the problem.
What follows
Your report is reviewed and the obstacle reproduced. Where the fix depends on a change to the site, the information you asked for is provided by another means in the meantime. The results of an assessment, once one is conducted, will be published here with their scope, their method and their date.