Category: Accessibility

If a website doesn’t respect natively the contrast ratios or if the corporate identity created previously does not allow to respect them, the AA accessibility level allows to implement a contrast improvement mechanism to modify a webpage in order to make it more readable.

In the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), it is called “a control with a sufficient contrast ratio that allows users to switch to a presentation that uses sufficient contrast”.

Let’s take stock of this mechanism.

Read this article, Text Colour contrasts (Part 3): the contrast improvement mechanism

Choosing colour combinations isn’t necessarily an easy thing; choosing the right accessible and readable combinations, even less. Thankfully, there are a few tools to help you choose those combinations.

We will also help you understand how to manage texts on images or images of text, as they are also concerned by accessibility rules on color contrasts.

Read this article, Text Colour contrasts (Part 2): How to choose the right colour combinations for my website?

To optimize a website, it is essential to facilitate the access to information for all users, and, of course, it also concerns disabled users.

In order to improve the readability of the contents, the accessibility guidelines require minimal contrast ratios between the text colour and its background’s colour.

In this first article in a series on text colour contrasts, we will be looking into who is this important for and what rules should be applied.

Read this article, Text Colour contrasts (Part 1): who is it for and what are the accessibility rules?

Tanaguru shares an improved, bilingual and responsive version of RGAA! The Tanaguru team daily and abundantly use RGAA, the reference document for web accessibility in France. This is available online on the official website of reference documents of french state IT shop. But we needed a more handy version, in the pocket and multilingual. So…

Read this article, New site : rgaa.tanaguru.com

For almost two years, we have been seeing an increasing number of initiatives aimed at conducting accessibility studies. The majority of these have two parts: a qualitative part and a quantitative part. The Tanaguru team is proud to see its tool used in many of these studies. Indeed, Tanaguru a quality index for the accessibility…

Read this article, In France, Tanaguru is a reference for measuring the level of web accessibility