RGAA 4.1.2 Accessibility Statement

Table of Contents

• Accessibility Statement
  • Compliance Status
  • Test Results
  • Non-accessible Content
    • Non-compliance
  • Preparation of this Accessibility Statement
    • Testing Environment
    • Accessibility Evaluation Tools
    • Pages of the Site Subject to Compliance Verification
  • Feedback and Contact
  • Remedies

Accessibility Statement

Olympique de Marseille is committed to making its website accessible in accordance with Article 47 of Law No. 2005-102 of February 11, 2005.

To this end, the organization is implementing the following strategy and actions:

Multi-year accessibility plan 2026–2028: Link to be added

This accessibility statement applies to:
https://lesmarseillaises.om.fr/

Compliance Status

Les Marseillaises is partially compliant with the General Accessibility Improvement Framework (RGAA), version 4, due to the non-compliances listed below.

Test Results

The compliance audit carried out by Agence Aksé reveals that:

• 57.41% of RGAA version 4 criteria are met
• The overall compliance rate of the website is 65.63%

Non-accessible Content

1. Non-compliance

• Criterion 1.2 – Images: Are decorative images correctly ignored by assistive technologies?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 1.3 – Images: For each informative image with a text alternative, is the alternative relevant?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 1.9 – Images: Are image captions, where necessary, correctly associated with the corresponding images?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 3.2 – Colors: Is the contrast between text and background sufficiently high on each page?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 4.11 – Multimedia: Can time-based media be controlled via keyboard and pointing devices?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 5.4 – Tables: For each data table with a title, is the title correctly associated with the table?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 5.6 – Tables: Are column and row headers correctly defined in each data table?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 5.7 – Tables: Is the appropriate technique used to associate cells with their headers?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 6.1 – Links: Is each link explicit?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 6.2 – Links: Does each link have a label?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 7.1 – Scripts: Are scripts compatible with assistive technologies where necessary?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 9.2 – Information structure: Is the document structure consistent on each page?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 9.3 – Information structure: Are lists properly structured?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 9.4 – Information structure: Are quotations correctly identified?
  → Affects the homepage
• Criterion 10.6 – Presentation: Are links whose nature is not obvious distinguishable from surrounding text?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 10.7 – Presentation: Is the focus state visible for each focusable element?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 11.9 – Forms: Are button labels relevant?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 11.10 – Forms: Is input validation used appropriately?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 11.13 – Forms: Can the purpose of each input field be determined to enable autofill?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 12.1 – Navigation: Does each set of pages provide at least two different navigation systems?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 12.6 – Navigation: Can content regions (header, navigation, main content, footer, search) be accessed or skipped?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 12.7 – Navigation: Is there a skip link or quick access link to the main content?
  → Affects all pages globally
• Criterion 13.8 – Interaction: Can moving or blinking content be controlled by the user?
  → Affects the homepage

Preparation of this Accessibility Statement

This statement was prepared on February 26, 2026.

1. Testing Environment

Content rendering checks were carried out based on the RGAA 4 reference framework, using the following configurations:

• Browsers: Firefox and Chrome
• Assistive technologies: NVDA (latest version) and VoiceOver

2. Accessibility Evaluation Tools

• Code inspector
• Colour Contrast Analyser
• Web Developer Toolbar
• Contrast Finder

3. Pages Tested for Compliance

• Page 1 – Homepage: https://lesmarseillaises.om.fr/fr
• Page 2 – Accessibility: https://lesmarseillaises.om.fr/fr/declaration-d-accessibilite
• Page 3 – News: https://lesmarseillaises.om.fr/fr/actualites
• Page 4 – Article: https://lesmarseillaises.om.fr/fr/actualites/nouvelle-collection-lifestyle-les-marseillaises
• Page 5 – Legal notice: https://lesmarseillaises.om.fr/fr/mentions-legales-les-marseillaises

4. Feedback and Contact

If you are unable to access any content or service, you can contact Olympique de Marseille to be directed to an accessible alternative or obtain the content in another format.

• Send an email: to be completed
• Contact form: to be completed

Remedies

This procedure applies in the following case:

You have reported an accessibility issue to the website owner that prevents you from accessing content or a service, and you have not received a satisfactory response.

• Submit a complaint to the Defender of Rights:
  https://formulaire.defenseurdesdroits.fr/
• Contact a local representative:
  https://www.defenseurdesdroits.fr/saisir/delegues
• Send a letter by post (no stamp required):

Défenseur des droits
Libre réponse 71120
75342 Paris CEDEX 07