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We will discuss your needs, challenges, your users and the path to be analyzed. You will then receive a clear proposal with the details of the project and a quote.
We will define the user journey and the device concerned. You will send me all necessary resources and elements to begin the analysis.
I identify ergonomics, navigation, content, points of friction and the overall coherence of the experience.
Competitor analysis and user research to identify areas for improvement.
Receive a clear report highlighting strengths and weaknesses, along with concrete suggestions (sketches, recommendation lists, prototype, etc.).
Delivery of the audit report, and depending on your plan, post-audit follow-up
The duration of the analysis depends on the complexity of the project and the size of the website or application. The project can last a few days or even several weeks, from the analysis to the delivery of the report.
All the practices, tools, and standards aimed at making digital products and services accessible and usable for everyone, especially people with disabilities. It seeks to ensure that websites, mobile applications, PDF documents, videos, etc., can be used by all individuals, regardless of their physical, sensory, mental, or cognitive abilities.
From 28 June 2025, businesses offering digital products and services in the EU will have to comply with the requirements of the European Accessibility Act. The aim is to make them accessible and usable for people with disabilities.
The affected sectors are: technology and electronics, telecommunications, banking and financial services, e-commerce, transport and mobility, hospitality and travel, media and entertainment, and publishing and education.
Some examples of the affected products and services: the websites and applications of public and private services, online stores, online banking services, transport and travel services for ticket and travel reservations, e-books, streaming services, order terminals, etc.
Micro-enterprises with less than 10 employees and having an annual turnover or annual balance sheet of less than 2 million euros are exempt.
Respecting the norms of the European Accessibility Act can avoid sanctions of up to €100,000 for businesses. In addition, complying with the rules means: equal access for people with disabilities, a better user experience, reaching a wider audience and complying with web accessibility standards (WCAG).