Labopratice.com accessibility statement

This page presents the accessibility policy of the ccomptes.fr site and defines the general level of accessibility observed on the site in accordance with the standards and regulations. This declaration was drawn up on 06/01/2025.

 

1. Legal context

Article 47 of Law no. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005 on equal rights and opportunities, participation and citizenship for people with disabilities makes accessibility a requirement for all online public communication services provided by the State, local authorities and their public establishments. This is why, in application of this law, a general accessibility reference framework for administrations (RGAA) has been drawn up.

The aim of this approach is to make the sites accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities.

2. Compliance status

The labopractice.com website is almost fully compliant with the General Accessibility Guidelines (RGAA).

2.1 Test results

The site’s overall level of accessibility is well above average. The overall level of compliance reached 89.3% for all pages.

The audit was carried out using web browsers and accessibility tools such as Voice Over. Rendition tests were also carried out in accordance with the referencing base defined by the RGAA.

→ Access LaboPractice’s RGAA audit grid (Audit in French)

2.2 Non-accessible content

Non-compliance
Only a few examples of non-conformities are cited in the report (see table in the audit grid).

In addition, not all occurrences of a non-conformity are listed in the report.

The site has a fairly good level of accessibility, incorporating good accessibility practices in general, but some content or components remain inaccessible to some users.

The most blocking non-conformities concern :

  • Managing focus ;
  • Forms ;
  • The colour contrasts concern yellow only;

These points will require special attention and will require considerable effort to correct. These anomalies are currently being analysed with a view to resolving them as effectively as possible.

These points will require special attention and will require considerable effort to correct. These anomalies are currently being analysed with a view to resolving them as effectively as possible.

The right to compensation
It is important to remember that under article 11 of the February 2005 law, disabled people have the right to compensation for the consequences of their disability, whatever the origin and nature of their impairment, their age or their lifestyle.
As a result, each organisation is obliged to take the necessary steps to provide access, within a reasonable time, to the information and functionalities sought by the disabled person, whether or not the content is subject to an exemption.

3. Test environment

Some RGAA criteria, particularly those in the JavaScript theme, include restoration tests to be carried out on assistive technologies associated with browsers and operating systems.

The baseline used to test the site components is described below.

User agents, assistive technologies and tools used to check accessibility Content rendering checks were carried out with the following browser and screen reader combinations:

On a computer:

  • Firefox Release 133.0.3
  • VoiceOver
  • MacOS 15.1.1 (24B91)

Site pages checked for compliance :

  • Home page
  • Solution page
  • Tool page : Classroom
  • Tool page : Home
  • LaboPractice offer page
  • Resources page
  • Resellers page
  • Blog page
  • Contact page
  • Page Try LaboPractice
  • Legal information page

4. Contact us

If you find that a page does not meet this criterion, please contact us using our online form on the Contact page or by post at the following address:

TRIOTECH
Communication department
69, impasse Mac Gaffey
34070 Montpellier