Accessibility Policy
Display size
The text content of L'Oréal Annual Report Interactive have a font size relative, ie agrandissable as required.
- With various browsers: Ctrl + mouse wheel
- Internet Explorer: go to View >> Text size and select.
- Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Chrome: Ctrl + + to enlarge and Ctrl + - to decrease.
- Opera: press + or - on the numeric keypad. Or go to View >> Zoom and choose.
Navigation Help
Skip links
Menu placed at the beginning of the document, these links are provided from the loading of the page to go directly to the party sought: content, menu, etc.. without having to wade through unwanted information.
These links facilitate access to the site for disabled people including blind: they allow them to move directly to the location.
Navigation tab
Press Tab nd repeat until you select the desired link, press Enter
Keyboard shortcuts (accesskeys)
- s = Go directly to content
- 0 = Accessibility page
- 1 = Go directly to Home
Note: there is no standard in terms of choice of keyboard shortcuts, but recommended a list has been prepared by Accessiweb site.
Manual
- Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Netscape (Windows) : Simultaneously press the Shift and Alt, and an accesskey of the keyboard keys (not numeric keypad). You go directly to the desired location.
Note : on a keyboard-type « QWERTY » or « QWERTZ » (German), the Shift key is not necessary to trigger the accesskey. - Internet Explorer (Windows) : Simultaneously press the Alt key et and a key accesskey on keyboard (not the numeric keypad) et and then press Enter to get to the desired location.
- Opera (Windows, Mac et Linux) : Esc + Shift and accesskey
- Safari, Internet Explorer (Mac OS X) : Ctrl and accesskey
- Mozilla, Netscape (Mac OS X) : Ctrl and accesskey
- Mozilla Firefox, Galeon (Linux) : Alt and accesskey
- Konqueror (Linux) : Ctrl and accesskey (successively)
- Older browsers (Netscape 4, Camino, Galeon, Konqueror avant la version 3.3.0, Omniweb, Safari before version 1.2, Opera Windows/Linux before version 7) do not support accesskeys.
Design philosophy
The principle of the Web is to provide content which can be accessed in a manner equivalent whatever its material, its environment, its browser, its deficiencies or culture (language).
To be more clear, a website must be considered and designed so that it contains is entirely independent of how that content will be rendered on a screen or any device (mobile, TV, search engine, printer, braille beach, etc.).
This separation of content (ie the party who « must » be universally accessible, ie the HTML document) and the layout (the part which is intended only for graphic media, that is to say CSS) is used to convey the same message to each user regardless of his tool.
(X)HTML and standards tend to move increasingly in this philosophy of separating content (HTML) / form (CSS) for many other reasons