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Definitions

• P / Perceivable (priority 1 or 2) : Ensure that any user can perceive the content. For example, an image without a text equivalent cannot be perceived by a blind person. Also, a sound file without a transcription cannot be perceived by a deaf person.
• O / Operable (priority 1 or 2) : Ensure that all interface elements are operable by any user. For example, a person unable to use a mouse must be able to navigate through content using a keyboard. Data tables and unstructured content make navigating difficult for people who have no overall vision of the screen and have to explore the content line by line.
• U / Understandable (priority 1 or 2) : Make content and controls understandable for as many users as possible. For example, indicating changes in language allows screen reader users to hear content descriptions in their language of choice. Simple language and coherent navigation systems make content more understandable for persons with a cognitive impairment.
• R / Robust (priority 1 or 2) : Web site content must be accessible by current or future technologies, including adaptive technologies (software or hardware allowing persons with disabilities to use a computer independently in order to access information).

Mention

The overall mention of a site is obtained by calculating the average mention of all individual pages :

• 10,0 = Meets requirements (AA)
• 9,5 à 9,99 = Excellent (A+)
• 9,0 à 9,49 = Excellent (A)
• 8,5 à 8,99 = Very good (B+)
• 8,0 à 8,49 = Very good (B)
• 7,5 à 7,99 = Good (C+)
• 7,0 à 7,49 = Good (C)
• 6,5 à 6,99 = Weak (D+)
• 6,0 à 6,49 = Weak (D)
• 3,0 à 5,99 = Very weak (E)
• 0,0 à 2,99 = Extremely weak or nil (F)