Accessibility Statement

Gigi France commits to meeting Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA on gigifrance.com. The goal: an equivalent experience for everyone, regardless of sensory, cognitive or motor capabilities.

The site was designed with these standards in mind from day one — verified color contrast, full keyboard navigation, screen-reader-tested, text alternatives, visible focus states.

[TO COMPLETE: full / partial / non-conformance — depending on the official VPAT audit]. Until an official audit is commissioned, we publish a partial conformance statement based on internal verification.

Criteria evaluated: color contrast (4.5:1 minimum target), full keyboard navigation, semantic structure (heading hierarchy, lists, ARIA landmarks), text alternatives, respect for `prefers-reduced-motion`.

[TO DOCUMENT: list content that does not meet WCAG AA here — typically videos without captions, untagged PDFs, etc.]

We address these on a rolling basis. If you encounter an undocumented obstacle, please report it via the Accessibility contact below.

[TO SCHEDULE: a VPAT 2.4 audit by an accredited firm — target within 12 months of launch]. The audit report will be published here and replace this template with a binding conformance statement.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier that prevents you from accessing content or functionality, please email accessibility@gigifrance.com. Response within 5 business days.

US: the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act apply. Complaints may be filed with the US Department of Justice — ada.gov.

EU/France: complaints can be filed with the Défenseur des droits — defenseurdesdroits.fr.