A website everyone can use

What is in place

• The whole site can be used with the keyboard, and the focus is always visible.
• A skip link leads straight to the content.
• Text contrast meets level AA.
• Headings follow in order and the page regions are identified.
• The mobile menu announces its state to screen readers.
• Forms are labelled; their errors are announced and translated.
• The “reduce motion” setting is respected.
• The page stays usable at 400% zoom, i.e. down to 320 pixels wide, menu included.
• No third-party accessibility overlay: everything is handled in the site code.
• A sitemap page complements the main menu: two ways to reach any page.
• Form field borders meet the required 3:1 contrast ratio.
• Card titles are real headings in the code, not just text made to look important.
• Purely decorative icons are no longer read aloud.
• Special characters are no longer spelled out one by one.
• Series of cards, steps and contact details are marked up as lists: they are announced and can be skipped in one move.
• Every content page offers a link onwards: no page ends in a dead end any more.

Known limitations

We would rather name them than leave them unsaid.

• Screen reader testing was carried out with NVDA under Firefox in September 2026; it led to fixes, but does not cover every page yet.
• VoiceOver and TalkBack have not been used on real devices yet.
• No version in French Sign Language (LSF).
• Our legal texts are not yet offered in plain language (FALC).
• The Pitch Deck request form needs JavaScript; without it, the email address is shown instead. It prepares an email in your email app: you send it yourself.
• The validation messages built into the browser (empty field, malformed email) appear in the browser's language, not always the page's.