Definition of scope
Identification of sites, choice of repository (RGAA/WCAG), and development of roadmap.
Make your site accessible to all and compliant with standards
Boost the user experience, reduce risk and enhance engagement.
Digital accessibility isn't just a legal requirement: it's a business opportunity.
An accessible site or platform means more visitors, better conversion, a strong, committed brand image... and the guarantee of compliance with regulatory obligations.
Our support
Drafting the multi-year plan
Structuring of objectives, prioritization and 3-year action plan.
Accessibility audit
Detailed analysis, identification of quick wins and recommendations for compliance.
Support and training
Follow-up on corrections, acceptance, publication of official declarations and training of your teams.
FAQ
In France, since 2019, companies with sales of over 250 million euros have been required to publish an accessibility declaration resulting from an accessibility audit valid for a maximum of 3 years.
At European level, from June 2025, all companies with sales of over €2 million and 20 employees offering digital services for the sale of products and services will have to comply with WCAG standards with a double AA rating. This applies to certain business sectors (banking, energy, transport, e-commerce, etc.). In 2030, these requirements will be extended to all digital services intended for the European public.
The digital accessibility audit results in a detailed compliance report based on the chosen reference framework, including a list of priority corrective measures. It is also accompanied by the drafting of the accessibility declaration.
In addition to these deliverables, we can also help you draw up a multi-year organization plan.
An accessible site enhances the user experience, promotes inclusion, optimizes SEO, reaches new users and strengthens your brand image by affirming your responsible commitment.
Yes, an accessible site is often better structured, with clear titles, alternative texts for images and clean code. These are all elements that search engines value. By improving your accessibility, you'll make your site easier for Google to read... and gain in visibility.
If you are concerned by the regulations, the answer is simple: it's compulsory. As a reminder, companies with sales in excess of 250 million and 200 or more employees must draw up an accessibility declaration, which is the summary of the audit. From 2025, the European obligation will apply to digital sales services in several sectors (transport, e-commerce, energy, banking, etc.).
If you're not already: do it anyway! Accessibility doesn't just concern severe disabilities, but also everyday uses (text magnification, keyboard navigation, improved contrast). It's good for your users, good for Google and good for your performance.
The RGAA is the French repository based on the international WCAG standards, with a more operational approach and concrete tests. WCAG is the international standard for digital accessibility and is used as a guide to accessibility guidelines. At Arneo, we carry out audits based on both standards, according to your needs and obligations.
Our method
Taking stock
Identification of sites, applications and key paths to be audited, choice of reference framework (RGAA / WCAG) and objectives.
Drawing up a multi-year plan
Action planning, prioritization, monitoring indicators and implementation of a 3-year plan.
Carrying out an accessibility audit
Complete technical and functional audit with concrete recommendations and quick wins that can be put to immediate use.
Supporting compliance
Follow-up of corrections, receipt, drafting and publication of official declarations.
Training and integrating your processes
Raising awareness and training your teams to make accessibility a lasting part of your internal practices.
Our monitoring tools
With RGAA Checker and Ecoindex Check, we automate accessibility and eco-design checks at every stage of the project. These in-house tools enable us to ensure a high level of compliance and detect any discrepancies even before the site goes live.
Some good accessibility practices
Contrasts that count
Systematically check color/text contrasts to guarantee legibility and accessibility, even in cases of color blindness or visual fatigue.
Entertainment under control
Always offer the option of deactivating animations or movements, so as not to interfere with concentration and avoid discomfort (photosensitive epilepsy or discomfort).
Well-organized tags
Structure your pages with consistent H1, H2, H3 tags to facilitate keyboard navigation and reading by screen readers.
Smooth keyboard navigation
Allow your users to browse the entire site using only the Tab key, in a logical and predictable order.
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Every ecosystem is unique. Contact us and we'll share optimization ideas tailored to your site and your business objectives.
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