Accessibility

This site is designed to be accessible to as many people as possible; however, if you encounter any difficulties, please don't hesitate to let us know via our contact form.

Display Size

The text on this site uses a relative font size, which means it can be enlarged as needed.

To change the text display size:

• Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Google Chrome: Press CTRL + plus sign (+) to zoom in and CTRL + minus sign (-) to zoom out. Press CTRL + the number 0 on the numeric keypad to return to the default size.
• Safari: Press the Option, Command, and minus (-) keys at the same time
• Internet Explorer: Go toView, Text Size, and make your selection.

Ombudsman

If you notice an accessibility issue that prevents you from accessing content or a feature on the site, report it to us, and do not receive a prompt response from us, you have the right to submit your complaint or request for review to the Défenseur des Droits. There are several ways to do this:

• a contact form;
• a phone number: 09 69 39 00 00;
• the list of the delegate(s) for your region, along with their direct contact information;
• A mailing address (free of charge, no postage required): The Defender of Rights – Post Office Box 71120 – 75342 Paris CEDEX 07.

Browser Compatibility

This site follows the guidelines set forth by the W3C and is compatible with HTML5 and CSS3.

It is therefore accessible via many browsers:

• On Windows: Firefox, Opera, Edge, Chrome
• On Mac OS X: Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome
• On GNU/Linux: Firefox, Opera, Chromium

Compatibility with Different Types of Screens

The entire site was designed using responsive design and now adapts to all types of screens, including smartphones and tablets.

Colors and Images

The site features sufficient color contrast to ensure easy readability, as well as alternative text for the images and animations it contains.

What is digital accessibility?

The grasse-campus.fr website was designed to be accessible to as many people as possible.

Therefore, every internet user must be able to access all of the site’s content without being hindered by any physical or cognitive disability, hardware limitations, or connection speed issues.

To ensure accessibility and compatibility with various navigation methods (navigation without a mouse or keyboard) as well as for people with disabilities who use specialized software or hardware (text-to-speech readers, Braille displays) or who need to customize the website’s display (font enlargement, contrast adjustments), Paris.fr has begun the process of ensuring compliance with the General Accessibility Framework for Government Agencies (RGAA) .

Back to top

Everything you need to know about the navigation assistance available on the grasse-campus.fr website and digital accessibility.

Do you have a disability and are experiencing accessibility issues?

Ask your question

Are you having trouble connecting to an online service? Please use this contact form.
 

Navigation Help

Quick Links

Located at the top of the page, these links allow you to go directly to the section you're looking for (without having to scroll through information you don't need):

• "Skip to Content" lets you go directly to the page's content
• "Go to Navigation" takes you directly to the menu
• "Search" activates the search field

Back to the website's home page

With just one click on the Grasse Campus logo, you can return to the home page.
 

Search engine

On all pages, the search engine input field is located at the top of the page.
When you perform a search, the search engine lists the pages on grasse-campus.fr that best match your search criteria.

Menu and Table of Contents

The main menu at the top of the page and the table of contents remain accessible throughout your browsing session, regardless of where you are on the page or in the article.

Tab Navigation

You can navigate from one link to another using the "Tab" key (press the "Tab" key and repeat until you select the desired link, then press "Enter" to confirm).

Browse by Title

Most assistive technologies and browsers make it easy to navigate by headings. Most screen readers provide a feature to skip to the next heading, for example:

• The "H" key takes you to the next heading
• The "1" key takes you to the next Level 1 heading
• The "2" key takes you to the next Level 2 heading

Pressing the "Insert" + "F6" keys together displays a list of titles, which can be sorted by tab order or alphabetically

Add to Favorites

You can bookmark any page on this site. To do so, go to the page you want, and then, in the menu bar at the top of the browser:

• In Google Chrome: Click Bookmarks > Add to Bookmarks
• In Mozilla Firefox: Click Bookmarks > Bookmark This Page
• In Safari: Click Bookmarks > Add to Bookmarks
• In Internet Explorer: Click Favorites > Add to Favorites
• In Opera: Click Bookmarks > Bookmark This Page

Keyboard users: Press the "Ctrl" + "D" keys on your keyboard at the same time if you're using a PC, or the "Cmd" + "D" keys if you're using a Mac.

Browser Compatibility

This site follows the guidelines set forth by the W3C and is compatible with HTML5 and CSS3.

It is therefore accessible via many browsers:

• On Windows: Firefox, Opera, Edge, Chrome
• On Mac OS X: Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome
• On GNU/Linux: Firefox, Opera, Chromium

Compatibility with Different Types of Screens

The entire site was designed using responsive design and now adapts to all screen sizes.

Colors and Images

The site features sufficient color contrast to ensure easy readability, as well as alternative text for the images and animations it contains,

What is digital accessibility?

Therefore, every internet user must be able to access all of the site’s content without being hindered by any physical or cognitive disability, hardware limitations, or connection speed issues.

To ensure accessibility and compatibility with various navigation methods (navigation without a mouse or keyboard), as well as for people with disabilities who use specialized software or hardware (text-to-speech readers, Braille displays) or who need to customize the site’s display (font enlargement, contrast adjustments), grasse-campus.fr has begun the process of ensuring compliance with the General Accessibility Framework for Government Agencies (RGAA).

Content Accessibility and Compliance with Web Standards

Digital accessibility standards include the following requirements:

• Font sizes can be enlarged and reduced
• The images include alternative text when necessary.
• The headings are organized into several levels
• You can navigate this site without using a mouse by using tab navigation.
• Color contrasts can be customized
• The pages are properly structured and consistent, both in terms of design and editorial style.
• The pages are designed to be fully functional, even if your browser does not support JavaScript.
• The forms are accessible from any device (desktop computer, tablet, cell phone)
• The site's layout is separated from its content through the use of style sheets. The use of CSS positioning properties—which completely separate presentation from content—allows documents to maintain a consistent order even without CSS: title, menus, content, etc.