Multi-Year Digital Accessibility Plan of the Institut pour la photographie (2026–2028)

1. Introduction 

1.1 Digital Accessibility 

Digital accessibility aims to ensure that all users, including people with disabilities, can access and interact with digital services without barriers. It is based on four fundamental principles:

  • Perceptibility : Ensure that content is visible and understandable to everyone.
  • Usability : To provide a smooth and accessible browsing experience for all users.
  • Comprehensibility : Make the content and features clear and easy to use.
  • Robustness : Ensure compatibility with current and future assistive technologies.

1.2. Commitment of the Institut pour la photographie Association 

The Institut pour la photographie is committed to improving the digital accessibility of its platforms and digital tools by ensuring that its websites and applications comply with the General Framework for Improving Accessibility (RGAA). This commitment is part of an approach focused on inclusion and social responsibility.

2. Objectives of the Multi-Year Plan 

The purpose of this diagram is to:

  • Identify and resolve bottlenecks;
  • Bring the websites and applications of the Institut pour la photographie into compliance with the RGAA;
  • Train and educate employees on digital accessibility;
  • Continuously monitor and improve the accessibility of digital tools.

3. Implementation of the Action Plan (2026–2028) 

2026: Audit phase and resolution of blocking issues 

  • Creation of a compliance audit existing websites and applications; 
  • Identifying and correcting major barriers accessibility;
  • Training technical and editorial teams on accessibility best practices; 
  • Presentation and awareness-raising session for the entire Institute staff on digital accessibility and related issues;
  • Appointment of a digital Accessibility Coordinator in order to oversee related activities.

2027: Achieving Compliance and Structuring Processes 

  • Continuation of the corrective actions identified in 2026;
  • Systematic integration of accessibility requirements into the new designs and redesigns websites and/or platforms;
  • Development of a internal guide on digital accessibility;
  • Compliance of the online documents (PDFs, forms, videos).

2028: Sustainability and Continuous Improvement 

  • Creation of a follow-up audit to measure progress made; 
  • Continuous improvement of the accessibility score for the Institute's platforms and websites;
  • Incorporating accessibility into the criteria for selecting service providers;
  • Communication with stakeholders regarding progress.