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Accessibility statement

Where Test Vision stands on accessibility, what we have already put in place, the limits inherent to vision tests and how to report a barrier.

Last updated: 9 November 2026

Compliance status

We want Test Vision to be usable by as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.

The site has not yet been audited against the RGAA (the French accessibility standard) or WCAG. It is therefore, to date, non-compliant within the meaning of the RGAA: no compliance rate or level is claimed.

This statement will be updated once an audit has been carried out.

What we have put in place

  • A “Skip to content” link at the top of each page, to reach the main content directly from the keyboard.
  • Structured pages (header, main content, footer) and a declared page language, for screen readers.
  • Native links and buttons that work with the keyboard, including to answer test questions.
  • Animations switched off on some exercises when your system asks for reduced motion.

Known limitations

Vision tests measure what you see on the screen: they are visual by nature and cannot be offered in a non-visual version or taken with a screen reader.

  • The colour vision test relies on coloured plates: it cannot do without colour without losing what it measures.
  • The contrast and night vision tests deliberately show low-contrast content.
  • Some exercises, such as the visual field test, ask you to keep your eyes on a point on the screen.

These limits come from the nature of the tests. Everything else (information pages, account, payment) should remain accessible: please report any barrier to us.

Report a problem

If you cannot access a piece of content or a service, write to us with the page concerned and the difficulty you ran into. We will try to give you an answer or an alternative.

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Remedies

If you have reported an accessibility issue that prevents you from accessing content or a service and have not received a satisfactory answer, you can refer the matter to the French Défenseur des droits (Defender of Rights):

  • through the online form: formulaire.defenseurdesdroits.fr;
  • by contacting the Défenseur des droits delegate in your region: defenseurdesdroits.fr/carte-des-delegues;
  • by post, free of charge and without a stamp: Défenseur des droits, Libre réponse 71120, 75342 Paris CEDEX 07.

Hit a barrier on the site?

Tell us which page and what went wrong: we will look for a fix or an alternative.

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