Our commitment
We want everyone to be able to use DYS.MA, whatever their disability, device or language. We use the WCAG rules as a reference, without claiming to date to meet a given level.
Level actually verified
No full accessibility audit, internal or external, has been carried out to date. DYS.MA therefore does not claim WCAG 2.2 AA conformance. The points below are those the team applies and checks during development.
What is supported
- Keyboard — skip link to the main content, visible focus outline, FAQ questions that open with the keyboard.
- Structure and screen readers — ordered headings, named regions, declared page language, announced search results.
- Forms — labelled fields, error messages linked to the field and announced, no information conveyed by colour alone.
- Zoom and mobile display — adaptable layout, with no horizontal scrolling at phone width.
- Languages and reading direction — French, English, Arabic and Darija, with right-to-left display for Arabic.
- Contrast — colours defined in a single token system; contrast ratios are checked at design time, without an independent audit.
Known limits
- No systematic testing with screen readers has been carried out yet.
- Exported documents (PDF, Word) are not guaranteed to be accessible.
- Some pages of the signed-in spaces may have defects we have not yet identified.
Report a barrier
If a page or feature is hard to use, tell us: it is a defect to fix. State the page concerned and the difficulty, without health data.
Report an accessibility barrier
How reports are handled
Each report is recorded and reviewed by the team, which adds it to the list of fixes. No response time is guaranteed at this stage.