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Digital accessibilityAccessibility
What is done, what remains, and how to tell us.
Our commitment
Accessibility is handled from the moment screens are designed, not as a final fix. The goal is that someone using a screen reader, a keyboard alone or magnified display can complete the same tasks as any other visitor.
What is in place
- Skip link to the main content on every page.
- Hierarchical heading structure and ARIA landmarks on navigation.
- Full keyboard navigation, including dropdown menus.
- Visible focus indicators and sufficiently large clickable areas.
- Native accordions, readable without JavaScript.
- Strengthened contrast and support for the system dark theme.
- Forms with explicit labels and plain-language error messages.
Known limitations
As this is an academic mock-up, no formal conformity audit has been carried out. Some pages are still being enriched and gaps may remain, particularly on the most recent interactive components.
Report a barrier
Any difficulty encountered can be described through the contact form. In a real environment, an answer and an alternative means of access would be offered within a reasonable time.