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Accessible Design

This site employs many features to make information more accessible:

• All images have relevant text alternates (ALT attributes).
• All animations can be stopped (stop button on their bottom right corner).
• Pages are organised to be fully functional, even with javascript turned off.
• All text uses relative font sizes so they can be enlarged or reduced using the text size options available in visual browsers.
• This website can be navigated without the use of a mouse (see shortcut keys below).
• This website provides a hidden navigation enabled for some assistive technologies at the top of each page.
• All pages use flexible page formats so they can be automatically resized for different window sizes and screen resolutions.
• Page formatting is done with CSS not tables to ensure that the semantic structure of the information has been preserved.
• All pages are designed with separate cascading style sheets, so they can be replaced by user-defined style sheets.
• This site follows World Wide Web and French Government accessibility guidelines (référentiel ADAE).

Shortcut keys

The site can be used without a mouse. The following shortcut keys will take you to commonly used pages such as the home page:

The procedure for using shortcut varies depending on which web browser you view the site with. The following table shows the AccessKey combinations for a range of popular web browsers: