Contrôle d'accessibilité

Vous vous demandez si votre site Web est aussi accessible qu'il pourrait l'être ?

Saisissez votre URL ci-dessous et obtenez rapidement un rapport gratuit qui vous indiquera dans quelle mesure votre site est accessible à tous, quelles que soient les capacités de chacun. De plus, nous vous donnerons des conseils sur la façon de l'améliorer !

Soumettez l'URL de votre site web et votre adresse e-mail.

L’un de nos experts en accessibilité analysera votre site web et rédigera un rapport.

Recevez le rapport dans votre boîte mail avec les résultats de notre expert.

Qu'est-ce que l'accessibilité ?

Imaginez que vous construisiez une cabane et que vous oubliiez l'échelle - amusant pour certains, frustrant pour d'autres. C'est à cela que ressemble le web sans accessibilité.

Rendre votre site accessible signifie que tout le monde - y compris les personnes handicapées - peut naviguer, faire des achats, apprendre et rire comme le reste d'entre nous. Ce n'est pas seulement la bonne chose à faire... c'est la chose intelligente, la chose gentille, et oui, la chose cool aussi.

Parce que lorsque vous construisez un web pour tous, vous ne faites pas que coder - vous déverrouillez l'internet.

FAQ

What is web accessibility?

Web accessibility refers to the practice of making websites and web applications usable by all people, including those with disabilities.

Why is web accessibility important?

Web accessibility ensures that everyone, including those with disabilities, can access and interact with online content. It promotes inclusivity and equal access to information.

What are some common disabilities that web accessibility addresses?

Common disabilities include visual impairments, hearing impairments, mobility issues, and cognitive disabilities.

What are alt text and why are they important?

Alt text (alternative text) describes the content of an image. It is important for users who rely on screen readers to understand what an image represents when they cannot see it.

What is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)?

The WCAG is a set of guidelines created by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) to help make web content more accessible to people with disabilities.

What is semantic HTML?

Semantic HTML refers to using HTML tags according to their meaning (e.g.,

How does color contrast affect accessibility?

Color contrast is important for readability, particularly for users with low vision or color blindness. Adequate contrast ensures text is legible against the background.

What is a screen reader?

A screen reader is a software application that reads aloud the text displayed on a screen for visually impaired users.

What does keyboard accessibility mean?

Keyboard accessibility ensures that a website can be fully navigated using only a keyboard, which is essential for users who cannot use a mouse.

What is ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)?

ARIA is a set of attributes used in HTML to enhance accessibility for dynamic content and complex user interface controls, like sliders and modals.

How can video content be made accessible?

Video content can be made accessible by providing captions, transcripts, and audio descriptions for users who are deaf or have visual impairments.

What are accessible forms?

Accessible forms are designed with clear labels, field descriptions, error messages, and keyboard navigability, ensuring that they are usable for all users, including those with disabilities.

What is the role of headings in accessibility?

Headings organize content hierarchically, making it easier to navigate and understand, particularly for users who rely on screen readers.

What does "focus management" mean in web accessibility?

Focus management ensures that when a user navigates through a page (using keyboard, for example), the focus indicator moves logically through interactive elements.