Made for everyone

What is in place

• Keyboard navigation works on the pages tested; the focused element has a visible focus ring, in both the light and dark themes.
• A skip link leads straight to the content: focus really moves there.
• The measured text contrasts reach level AA in both themes, including on hover and focus, except for text placed on a photo.
• Headings follow in order and the page regions are identified.
• The mobile menu announces its state, receives focus when it opens, closes with the Escape key and gives focus back to its button; the rest of the page is inactive while it is open.
• The header fits the screen at every width, down to 320 pixels: language, theme and account sit inside the menu.
• Forms are labelled; their errors are announced, linked to the field and translated.
• The “reduce motion” setting is respected, and no animation loops endlessly: the manufacturing steps are shown all at once.
• The page stays readable at 200% zoom and down to 320 pixels wide.
• No third-party accessibility overlay: everything is handled in the site code.
• Content and navigation stay usable without JavaScript: the menu stays displayed and the forms can be submitted.
• A sitemap page complements the main menu: two ways to reach any page.
• Required fields are marked with an asterisk and a legend in every form, and field borders meet the required 3:1 contrast ratio.
• Links inside running text are underlined, not just coloured.
• Links that open a new window say so.
• Card titles are real headings in the code, not just text made to look important.
• Purely decorative icons and symbols (arrows, diamonds, flag, heart) are not read aloud.
• Words from another language (“by design”, “Défenseur des droits”) are marked up: the screen reader switches voice.
• Special characters are no longer spelled out one by one.
• Series of cards, products and questions are marked up as lists: they are announced and can be skipped in one move.
• The manufacturing steps and the beta programme steps are presented as a numbered sequence, in order.
• Every content page offers a link onwards: no page ends in a dead end any more.

Known limitations

We would rather name them than leave them unsaid.

• Screen reader testing was carried out with NVDA under Firefox in September 2026; it led to fixes, but does not cover every page yet. The October 2026 fixes were checked with the keyboard and by measurement in the browser, not yet re-read with a screen reader.
• VoiceOver and TalkBack have not been used on real devices yet.
• The key-by-key keyboard walkthrough was done on the home page, the shop, one product page, contact and the beta page; the other pages have not been walked through that way.
• Text placed over the hero photo (home page) has not been measured pixel by pixel: its contrast depends on the photo.
• Without JavaScript, the light/dark theme button is inactive and the forms return a minimal confirmation page instead of showing the message within the page.
• The account area (/account/) has not been assessed yet: it is not covered by this statement.
• No version in French Sign Language (LSF).
• Our legal texts are not yet offered in plain language (FALC).
• The payment journey relies on a third-party service and has not been assessed yet.
• A phone number appears on the site, but we run no adapted phone support: writing to us always remains possible.