Accessibility
Target level
This site aims for level AA of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2). It has not yet had a full audit: it partially conforms to this level, based on the checks described below.
What is in place
One main heading per page and headings without skipped levels; a link to skip straight to the content; full keyboard navigation, with an always-visible focus indicator; text alternatives for images that carry information; links that keep their meaning out of context; publication titles in another language marked as such; a 17-pixel sans-serif font, 1.6 line spacing and short lines; no pop-ups; motion stops if your device asks for reduced motion; gender-inclusive French written without the middle dot, which screen readers read better.
Checks
At each publication, a script automatically checks every page: declared language, single main heading, heading hierarchy, text alternatives, names of links, buttons and fields, internal links and page weight. Colour contrast was measured page by page in October 2026. A test with the NVDA and VoiceOver screen readers is still to be done.
Known limitations
Documents and pages on other sites (PDFs, articles, videos) are beyond my control and may be less accessible. Booking a call goes through an external service, NeetoCal; the contact form remains available.
Report a barrier
If some content is inaccessible to you, write to me through the contact form: I will reply and send you the information in another form.
Statement made on 7 October 2026.