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Accessibility of the bonifacio.fr website: statement of non-compliance

At bonifacio.fr, we have just one aim: to make information accessible to everyone, without compromise. Whether you use a screen reader, a keyboard only, or have specific needs when it comes to reading or navigating, our aim is simple: to offer you a seamless, inclusive and user-friendly web experience.

Compliance Statement

The bonifacio.fr website endeavours to comply with the digital accessibility standards set out in the General Framework for Improving Accessibility (RGAA).
At present, some pages or features may still have room for improvement. A comprehensive audit is planned for 2027 to gradually optimise the experience for all our visitors.

What is digital accessibility?

An accessible website is one that:

    • Allows for smooth navigation without a mouse, using a keyboard or an assistive technology tool.
    • Adapts to your display preferences (text size, contrast, fonts, etc.).
    • Makes reading easier through headings, clear titles and text alternatives for images.
    • Works with tools such as screen readers or Braille displays.

Accessibility is not an option: it is a human and technical priority.

Improvement strategy

To make tangible progress, we commit in 2027 to:

    • Prioritise technical and usability fixes.
    • Incorporate and regularly update content in line with best practice for accessibility.
    • Train our teams to ensure that every new page is designed to be accessible from the outset.
    • Carry out an in-depth RGAA audit by a specialist service provider.

Content that could be improved

In the meantime, certain elements may still pose difficulties for some users. For example:

    • Images without suitable alternative text.
    • Downloadable documents (PDFs, leaflets) not optimised for screen readers.
    • Colour contrast is sometimes insufficient in certain areas.
    • Keyboard navigation could be improved on certain interactive components.

We are addressing these issues progressively and as a priority, starting in the first quarter of 2027.

Your feedback matters!

If you have difficulty accessing information or using a feature, please let us know. We are committed to responding to you and — where necessary — offering an accessible alternative (sending adapted documents, replying by telephone or email, etc.).

Accessibility contact

Email: com@bonifacio.fr
Please let us know, if possible:

    • The relevant URL.
    • The type of device or software used.
    • The nature of the problem encountered.

Because every piece of feedback is an opportunity for improvement.