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Accessibility statement
Divinexa is committed to making its service accessible to everyone. This page says where we stand, without rounding up: it is produced from the checks actually run, not written by hand.
This site is partially compliant with the general accessibility improvement framework.
Status established on 2026-09-02, from the automated checks run during the latest build of the site.
Our commitment
Divinexa undertakes to make its digital service accessible in accordance with article 47 of French law no. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005 and with Directive (EU) 2019/882 on the accessibility requirements for products and services. This statement applies to the whole site.
What is covered
Every public page of the site, in both languages, including the member area and the consultation console. No page is excluded from the scope.
What is checked, and how
The checks below are replayed at every build of the site, on every page and in both themes. A single failure stops it going live.
- Contraste WCAG 1.4.3, cibles tactiles, débordements, clavier, survol : passed
- Un seul titre de niveau 1 par page, alternative sur chaque image : passed
- Parité des deux langues, aucun texte non traduit : passed
What stays beyond a machine’s reach
Automated checks see neither the relevance of a text alternative, nor reading order, nor how a screen reader actually behaves. Until a signed manual review has been carried out, the status cannot go beyond « partially compliant », however good the automated measurements are.
Testing environment
Checks are run in an automated browser on the pages actually served, in both light and dark themes. This statement reports useful results without publishing the service’s internal architecture.
Reporting a difficulty
If you meet an obstacle on this site, tell us: name the page concerned and what you were unable to do. We reply within two working days, and we send you the content concerned in a usable form while the fix is being made.
If no answer comes
If you find an accessibility failure that prevents you from reaching a piece of content and you receive no satisfactory answer, you may report it to the Défenseur des droits, approach its delegate in your region, or write to it by post. This is free of charge.