Accessibility Statement

1. Standards and commitment

We aim to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA where practicable. This includes:

• sufficient colour contrast between text and background;
• text that can be resized and layouts that work on small screens;
• keyboard navigation and visible focus;
• meaningful alt text for images and labels for form controls;
• clear headings and landmarks, including main content, navigation, and footer;
• support for light and dark themes.

2. Measures taken

We use semantic HTML, ARIA where needed, and styles that respect user preferences such as reduced motion and theme. The site is tested for keyboard use and with screen readers where possible.

First-class locales are provided natively by the application. Some legacy pages may also offer Google Translate; automatically translated content may not always be perfectly accessible, and we improve it where we can.

3. Known limitations

Some third-party content, such as embedded widgets or external links, may not be fully under our control. We select and configure such content with accessibility in mind but cannot guarantee its compliance.

PDF or other documents linked from this site may not all be fully accessible; we work to replace or supplement them where possible.

4. Feedback and contact

If you encounter an accessibility barrier or have a suggestion, please contact us via the homepage, using the contact section or links provided there. We will do our best to respond and, where appropriate, fix the issue or explain alternatives.

5. Enforcement and complaints

If you are not satisfied with our response, you may contact the relevant authority or body in your country. In France, you can in particular consult the Défenseur des droits.