Accessibility statement

ForenShield wants its website, tools and content to be usable by everyone, including with a screen reader, a keyboard only, high zoom levels or reduced motion.

ForenShield is a micro-business and is not legally required to publish an accessibility statement. This statement is published voluntarily, to be transparent about the state of the website.

It applies to https://forenshield.com (public pages, toolbox, blog and client area).

No conformance audit against the French accessibility standard (RGAA 4.1, based on WCAG 2.1) has been carried out yet. Under the RGAA, the website is therefore declared non-compliant.

This does not mean it is inaccessible: the measures below are in place, and reported issues are fixed as a priority.

• A “Skip to content” link at the top of each page lets keyboard users bypass the navigation.
• The language of each page is declared (French or English) so that screen readers use the right pronunciation.
• Keyboard focus is visible on links, buttons and fields.
• Animations are reduced or removed when the system asks to limit motion.
• Zoom is not blocked (up to 500% on mobile) and pages adapt to small screens.
• Touch targets of the main buttons and links are at least 40 pixels high.

• Some interactive tools rely on visual rendering (compromise diagram editor, maps and charts, chess game) and are hard to use with a screen reader.
• Google AdSense ads and Google’s consent banner are provided by Google: their accessibility does not depend on ForenShield.
• Color contrast has not yet been checked systematically across the whole website.
• On the English version, blog articles and internship offers remain in French.

If you cannot access some content or a service, write to us: we will reply and offer an accessible alternative (information sent another way, help using the tool).

Tell us which page is concerned, what you were trying to do and, if possible, your setup (browser, screen reader).

• By e-mail: contact@forenshield.com
• Through the contact form

If you reported an accessibility issue and did not receive a satisfactory answer, you can refer the matter to the French Defender of Rights (Défenseur des droits):

• send a message through the Defender of Rights online form
• contact the Defender of Rights delegate in your region
• send a letter (free, no stamp needed, from France): Défenseur des droits, Libre réponse 71120, 75342 Paris CEDEX 07.

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