Izac is committed

Anxious to offer the best possible experience to all its users, IZAC makes the navigation of its site accessible for people with disabilities.
A constant optimization approach which is part of the group's general policy in favor of diversity.
To accompany us in this digital transformation, we have associated ourselves with Accessiway. Consult the Accessiway website

We are firmly convinced that the web should be available and accessible to everyone, and we are committed to providing a website accessible to the greatest number, regardless of circumstances and capacities.

We want to register in this civic and united approach over the long term. We are committed to ensuring that our site can in the coming years obtain an accessibility rate that will allow us to comply or partially in accordance with the regulations at RGAA 4.1.

Dated 01/17/2022, the site https://izac.fr has a state of conformity at the RGAA 4.1 of 63.85 %.

What is digital accessibility?

Digital accessibility means that people with disabilities can use the web. More specifically, that they can perceive, understand, navigate and interact with the web, and that they can contribute on the web.
Digital accessibility also benefits others, especially the elderly whose capacities change with age. The accessibility of the web includes all the handicaps that affect access, whether visual, cognitive or engines.

An accessible website allows for example:
Navigate with a vocal synthesis and/or a Braille beach (especially used by blind and visually impaired people);
Personalize the display of the site according to its needs (magnification of characters, modification of colors, etc.);
Navigate without using the mouse (with the keyboard only, via a touch screen, by voice or any other suitable device).

For this, the site must comply with the standards in force during its realization and its updates.

Accessibility
IZAC undertakes to make its websites, intranet, extranet and its software packages in accordance with article 47 of law n ° 2005-102 of February 11, 2005.

State of conformity
IZAC, https://izac.fr is partially compliant with the General Referential for Improvement of Accessibility (RGAA), version 4.1 due to non-conformities and the derogations listed below.

Test results
The compliance audit produced by Accessiway on 01/17/2022 reveals that:

63.85 % of the criteria of the RGAA version 4.1 are respected
The average rate of compliance of the site amounts to 64.27 %

In detail:
Number of conforming criteria: 223
Number of non -applicable criteria: 819
Number of non -compliant criteria: 124
Not accessible content
Non-compliance

1.3 For each image carrying information having a textual alternative, this alternative
Is it relevant (excluding special cases)?
2.2 For each manager with a manager, is this title of executive relevant?
6.1 Is each link explicit (excluding special cases)?
6.2 In each web page, has each link a title?
7.2 For each script having an alternative, is this alternative relevant?
7.4 For each script that initiates a context change, is the user warned or does he control it?
7.5 In each web page, are status messages correctly restored by assistance technologies?
8.2 For each web page, is the source code generated valid depending on the type of document specified (excluding special cases)?
8.6 For each web page having a page title, is this title relevant?
8.9 In each web page, the beacons should not be used only for presentation purposes. Is this rule respected?
9.1 In each web page, is the information structured by the appropriate use of titles?
9.2 In each web page, is the structure of the document consistent (excluding special cases)?
10.1 On the website, are styles used to control the presentation of information?
10.2 On each web page, does the visible content that are present when the styles sheets are disabled?
10.3 On each web page, information remains understandable when the styles sheets are disabled?
10.4 In each web page, the text remains readable when the size of the characters is increased up to 200%, at least (excluding special cases)?
10.5 In each web page, are CSS declarations of element and police background colors properly used?
10.12 In each web page, can text spacing properties be redefined by the user without loss of content or functionality (excluding special cases)?
11.1 Does each form field have a label?
11.2 Each label associated with a form of form relevant (excluding special cases)?
11.3 In each form, each label associated with a form field having the same function and repeated several times in the same page or in a set of pages coherent?
11.4 In each form, each field label and its associated field attached (excluding special cases)?
12.6 Are the grouping areas of content in several web pages (header, main navigation areas, main content and search engine) be reached or avoided?

Derogations for disproportionate load
None

Contents not subject to the obligation of accessibility

The files available in office formats published before September 23, 2018.

Exempted textual transcription video content if the publication of the video was made before September 23, 2020.

The contents of third parties which are neither financed nor developed by the organization concerned and which are not under its control (Cookie banner, YouTube reader).

Establishment of this accessibility declaration
This declaration was established on 01/17/2022.

Technologies used for the realization of IZAC, https://izac.fr

Html5

CSS

Javascript

Ruby

Test environment
The content restitution checks were carried out on the basis of the combination provided by the reference base of the RGAA 4.1, with the following versions:

Firefox 22 and NVDA 2022

Google Chrome and NVDA 2022

Tools to assess accessibility

WCAG Contrast Checker

RGAA assistance

Accessibility axis

Headingsmap

Web Developer

Tanaguru Webext

Pages of the site that has been the subject of compliance verification

https://izac.fr/

https://izac.fr/pages/mentions-legales

https://izac.fr/products/pull-col-rond-beige-puh22bertoldo-beige

https://izac.fr/pages/boutiques-izac

https://izac.fr/pages/contact

https://izac.fr/pages/lhistoire-izac

https://izac.fr/cart

https://izac.fr/26042531895/checkouts/a745ba692a2ac59c731694fb4e201ed3

https://izac.fr/26042531895/checkouts/a745ba692a2ac59c731694fb4e201ed3?previous_step
= Shipping_method & Step = Payment_method

https://izac.fr/pages/alma-le-paiement-en-plusieurs-fois

https://izac.fr/pages/faq

Back to information and contact
If you cannot access content or service, you can contact the IZAC manager, https://izac.fr/pages/Contact to be oriented towards an accessible alternative or obtain the content in another form.

Send a message

Contact izac, https://izac.fr/pages/contact

Appeals
This procedure is to be used in the following case. You have reported to the website manager a lack of accessibility which prevents you from accessing content or one of the portal services and you have not obtained a satisfactory response.

Write a message to the defender of rights https://formulaire.defenseurdesdroits.fr/

Contact the Delegate of the Defender of Rights in your region
https://www.defenseurdesdroits.fr/saisir/delegues

Send one letter by post (free, do not put a stamp)
Defender of rights
Free answer 71120
75342 Paris Cedex 07

Multi -year diagram
In writing

Accessiway navigation assistance
Accessiway improves the accessibility of sites to users with a wide range of handicaps (non-vision and visually impaired, people with cognitive disorders, motor disorders, epilepsy, etc.), in total respect for WCAG 2.1 prescriptions, European and French regulations (RGAA 4.1).
For this, Accessiway combines advisory services in digital accessibility and an application based on artificial intelligence that runs in the background to constantly optimize its level of accessibility.

Notable improvements are:

Navigation with screen player and keyboard:

Implementation of the ARIA attributes technique (accessible Rich Internet Applications), as well as various behavioral modifications, in order to ensure that the non-local users who visit the site with screen readers can read, understand and take advantage of all of the functions of the site.

Optimization of keyboard navigation:

The background process also adjusts the HTML code of the website and adds various behaviors using the JavaScript code to make the website usable on the keyboard. It is thus possible to navigate the site using the TAB and Shift+Tab keys, to use the drop -down lists with the arrow keys, to close them with ESC, to trigger buttons and links using the Enter key.

Activable profiles:

Safety profile for epilepsy: This profile allows epileptic people to use the website safely by eliminating the risk of epilepsy attacks resulting from flashing animations and risky color combinations.

Profile for visually impaired: this profile adapts the website so that it is accessible to the majority of visual deficiencies such as the degradation of sight, the vision in tunnel, cataract, glaucoma, etc.

Cognitive handicap profile: This profile provides various assistance functions to help users with cognitive disabilities such as autism, dyslexia, stroke, and others, to focus more easily on essential elements.

ADHD friendly profile: This profile considerably reduces distractions and noise, to help people with ADHD and neurological development disorders to navigate, read and focus on essential elements more easily.

Blind user profile (screen players): This profile adapts the website so that it is compatible with screen players such as Jaws, NVDA, Voiceover and Talkback.

Additional user interface, design and readability adjustments:

Police adjustments: users can increase and decrease their size, change your family (type), adjust spacing, alignment, line height, etc.

Color adjustments: users can select different color contrast profiles such as clear, dark, inverted and monochrome. In addition, users can interchange the colored patterns of titles, texts and backgrounds, with more different coloring options.

Animations: Epileptic users can stop all the current animations by clicking on a button. The animations controlled by the interface include videos, GIFs and flashing CSS transitions.

Highlighting content: users can choose to highlight important elements such as links and titles. They can also choose to highlight only targeted or overflowing elements.

Audio mute: hearing aid users may suffer from headache or other problems due to automatic audio reading. This option allows users to instantly cut the sound of the entire website.

Cognitive disorders: Accessiway uses a search engine linked to Wikipedia and Wiktionary, which allows people with cognitive disorders to decipher the sense of sentences, initials, slang, etc.

Additional functions: Accessiway offers users the possibility of modifying the color and size of the cursor, using a printing mode, activating a virtual keyboard, and many other functions.