Help and Accessibility

We want our website to be accessible to as many people as possible. This page explains the measures we have implemented to improve accessibility and offers solutions if you encounter difficulties.

Our accessibility approach

We follow the good practices of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to make our content easier to use. This includes:

  • clear keyboard navigation, including a “Skip to content” link visible on focus at the top of the page;
  • landmarks for each page section (header, navigation, main content, footer);
  • minimum readable font sizes and visible focus styles;
  • images with meaningful alt attributes or marked as decorative;
  • interactive components (carousels, accordions) fully operable by keyboard with proper state announcement (aria-expanded, aria-current, etc.).

Goal: to reach a WCAG 2.2 AA level of accessibility on all main templates. Improvements are made continuously.

Navigation help

Quickly access the content

When the page loads, press Tab to make the “Skip to content” link appear. Activate it to jump directly to the main content area.

Main menu

The main navigation is located in the header and is fully keyboard-accessible. Items receive focus in order, and focus is clearly visible.

Back-to-top button

A “Back to top” button is available at the bottom of the page and can be activated with keyboard or touch.

Educators carousel & dots

  • Previous/next buttons have clear accessible labels (e.g. “Next educator: John Smith”).
  • Thumbnail images inside buttons are decorative only and hidden from screen readers.
  • Carousel dots are buttons; the active dot is announced (aria-current="true").

Accordions (experience, diplomas)

Each accordion can be toggled with Enter or Space. The state is announced with aria-expanded, and each panel is linked to its button (aria-controls/aria-labelledby).

External links

Some links (e.g. HelloAsso, Calendly) open in a new tab. A hidden screen reader note indicates this (“opens in a new tab”).

Customizing the display

  • Zoom: Ctrl + + / Ctrl + - (Windows, Linux) or ⌘ + + / ⌘ + - (macOS).
  • Text size: in your browser, you can increase the font size (Settings > Appearance).
  • Reader mode: available in most browsers to display text with simplified layout.
  • Keyboard navigation: use Tab / Shift+Tab to move between interactive elements, Enter or Space to activate, and arrow keys if supported by the component.

Known limitations

  • Third-party services: embedded content (e.g. HelloAsso, Calendly) follows its own accessibility rules. We integrate them as accessibly as possible (clear labels, notice about new tabs).
  • Legacy images: some older images may still require improved alternative text. We are progressively completing them.

If you notice any difficulty not listed here, your feedback will help us fix it quickly.

Support & contact

You can report an accessibility issue or request an alternative accessible version of a specific content.

Please provide if possible: the page URL, a description of the problem, your browser/operating system, and whether you use a screen reader or assistive technology.

Continuous improvement

We regularly update our site to improve accessibility and usability. Fixes are prioritized on the most visited templates. Your feedback is valuable to us!

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