General note about the document
The accessibility statement is deemed valid for the applicable version of the General Accessibility Improvement Framework (RGAA) on the date it was made available online. When a new version of the RGAA is released, the statement in connection with a previous version will no longer be valid. Authorities will then have 18 months in which to comply with the most recent version published.
Please note that an accessibility statement may be updated several times for the same website and the same version of the RGAA, to demonstrate efforts to make it accessible and update the level achieved.
Introduction
This page is not a help page, but a statement of compliance with the RGAA 3 2016, aimed at defining the general level of accessibility observed on the website in accordance with the regulations. This page is required to comply with the RGAA 3 2016. For more information about navigation and specific adjustments on the website, see the help page.
The RGAA version used for testing is the version 3 2017.
PERSON MAKING THE STATEMENT
Xaviéra Autissier
Contact: dn-accessibilite-web@univ-lorraine.fr
Technologies uSED FOR WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
- HTML5
- CSS3
- Bootstrap 3
- Javascript
- WordPress
USER Agents AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES USED TO CHECK CONTENT ACCESSIBILITY
Screen reader support tests were carried out on the basis of the combination provided by the RGAA reference base, with the following versions:
| User agent | Assistive technology |
|---|---|
| Firefox 86.0 | NVDA 2020.4 |
| Chrome 89.0.4389.82 | NVDA 2020.4 |
| Safari XXX | NVDA 2020.4 |
| Firefox 86.0 | Wave 3.1.3 |
| Chrome 89.0.4389.82 | Wave 3.1.3 |
| Safari XXX | Wave 3.1.3 |
WEBSITE Pages FOR WHICH THE vErification OF COMPLIANCE WAS CARRIED OUT
REsults OF TESTING
An audit of the website, carried out by asqatasun, found overall compliance with the RGAA of 83%.
DEtails OF NON-COMPLIANT CONTENT
None
NON-ACCESSIBLE ContenT
The content set out below is not accessible for the following reasons:
- the PDF documents available for downloading are currently being made accessible
- the videos featuring on the website are currently being made accessible
DEROGATIONS
RIGHT TO compensation
It is important to note that, under Article 11 of the February 2005 law:
“Disabled persons have the right to compensation for the consequences of their disability, regardless of the origin and nature of the disability, age or life style.”
As such, every organisation has a duty to take the necessary steps to provide access, within a reasonable timeframe, to the information and functionality sought by the disabled person, whether or not the content is subject to derogation. On the help page, users must be given the option of requesting accessible alternative content via an accessible contact method (email address or contact form).
Pages coNTAINING ONE OR MORE dErogations
None
Feedback and contact information
Contact
Please help us to improve the accessibility of the website by reporting any problems you may encounter to us. To do that, you can email us at dn-accessibilite-web@univ-lorraine.fr.
DEFENDER OF RIGHTS (OMBUDSMAN)
Should you encounter a problem with accessibility that prevents you from accessing content or a feature on the site, which you have reported it to us but to which we have not replied within a reasonable timeframe, you are entitled to make a complaint or referral to:
Défenseur des droits
Libre réponse 71120
75342 Paris CEDEX 07 FRANCE
Tel.: +33 (0)9 69 39 00 00
Contact the Defender of Rights via the online form (opens in a new tab).