Your site is accessible to everyone, from the very first line of code.
Accessibility is not an option you tick before going live, it's a requirement we integrate from the design stage. Every page we build targets WCAG 2.1 AA (RGAA, RAWeb): keyboard navigation, sufficient contrast, screen readers, everything is designed so that everyone can navigate without barriers.
It's no longer just a matter of ethics: the accessibility obligation now applies to e-commerce in Europe. Your store is ready, without a costly corrective audit or after-the-fact compliance.
And machines benefit too: an accessible page is a more readable page for search engines, assistants and AI agents that browse your site in place of your visitors.
Accessibility is an integral part of our design system: each component is accessible by construction, not added after the fact.
The telltale signs
An inaccessible site, you feel it before you measure it
Some visitors simply cannot use your site, others suffer the legal consequences. Here's what we spot on inaccessible sites.
Navigation impossible with the keyboard
No keyboard navigation, invisible focus or traps: users of screen readers and assistive technologies cannot browse the site or place an order.
Insufficient contrast and labels
Unreadable text on a light background, buttons with no name for screen readers, images with no alternative: each page is an obstacle for some of your visitors, and a finding of non-compliance for an auditor.
A legal obligation that applies to the store
Digital accessibility obligations now extend to e-commerce in Europe. An inaccessible site exposes you to formal notices, penalties and a duty of compensation.
Pages that machines struggle to understand
An absent or approximate semantic structure also means less readability for search engines, assistants and AI agents that visit your site.
What's included
Accessible by construction, not after the fact
Accessibility is not a correction phase at the end of a project: it's present at every level, from the component to the final rendering.
WCAG 2.1 AA from day one
RGAA, RAWeb
Complete keyboard navigation, focus management, contrasts, labels and alternatives: each page is built to be used without barriers, by everyone, on all devices.
An obligation that has become a reflex
E-commerce in Europe
Digital accessibility obligations now apply to European online stores. Your site is made compliant from its design stage, not corrected after a formal notice.
Better for machines too
Search, assistants, AI agents
A clean semantic structure, explicit labels, a clear hierarchy: search engines, assistants and AI agents understand your site better and render it more faithfully.
Part of the design system
Components accessible by default
Each component of our design system is accessible by construction: visible focus, ARIA roles, validated contrasts. Accessibility is integrated, not added after the fact.
Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us about accessibility
The recurring questions about compliance, the audit and the way accessibility is integrated into our stack, and our answers.
