Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

SII Group is committed to making its websites accessible in accordance with Article 47 of Law No. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005.

This accessibility statement applies to the website sii-group.com.

Compliance Status

The website sii-group.com is partially compliant with the General Accessibility Improvement Framework (RGAA), version 4.1.2.

Test results

The preliminary automated analysis reveals that 51% of the RGAA criteria are met. These results must be supplemented by a manual audit to constitute a compliance audit within the meaning of the RGAA.

Non-accessible content

Non-conformities

Images

Criterion 1.1: Does every image conveying information have a text alternative?
Criterion 1.2: Is every decorative image correctly ignored by assistive technologies?
Criterion 1.3: For every image conveying information that has a text alternative, is this alternative relevant (excluding special cases)?
Criterion 1.6: Does every image conveying information have, where necessary, a detailed description?

Colours

Criterion 3.2: On every web page, is the contrast between the text colour and the background colour sufficiently high (except in special cases)?
Criterion 3.3: Contrast of interface components and graphic elements (3:1)

Links

Criterion 6.1: Is every link explicit (except in special cases)?

Scripts

Criterion 7.1: Is each script, where necessary, compatible with assistive technologies?
Criterion 7.3: Can each script be controlled using a keyboard and any pointing device (except in specific cases)?

Mandatory elements

Criterion 8.7: On every web page, is every language change indicated in the source code?
Criterion 8.9: On every web page, tags must not be used solely for presentational purposes. Is this rule followed?

Structuring of information

Criterion 9.1: On every web page, is the information structured through the appropriate use of headings?
Criterion 9.3: On every web page, is every list correctly structured?
Criterion 9.4: On every web page, is each citation correctly cited?

Presentation of information

Criterion 10.1: Are style sheets used on the website to control the presentation of information?
Criterion 10.3: On every web page, does the information remain understandable when style sheets are disabled?
Criterion 10.4: On each web page, does the text remain legible when the font size is increased to at least 200% (excluding special cases)?
Criterion 10.8: For each web page, is hidden content intended to be ignored by assistive technologies?
Criterion 10.11: For each web page, can the content be displayed without loss of information at a width of 320px?
Criterion 10.14: On each web page, can content that appears on hover be controlled?

Forms

Criterion 11.1: Does every form field have a label?
Criterion 11.2: Is every label associated with a form field relevant (except in special cases)?
Criterion 11.3: In every form, are all labels associated with form fields that have the same function and are repeated several times on the same page or across a set of pages consistent?
Criterion 11.5: In each form, are fields of the same type grouped together where necessary?
Criterion 11.10: In each form, is the input control used appropriately (except in special cases)?
Criterion 11.13: Can the purpose of an input field be inferred to facilitate the automatic filling of fields with the user’s data?

Navigation

Criterion 12.6: Can content groupings present on multiple web pages (header, main navigation, main content, footer and search engine areas) be accessed or skipped?
Criterion 12.8: On each web page, is the tab order consistent?
Criterion 12.11: On each web page, is additional content that appears on hover, when focus is gained, or when an interface component is activated accessible via the keyboard where necessary?

Review

Criterion 13.2: On each web page, a new window must not be opened without user action. Is this rule being followed?

Production of this statement

This statement was issued on 9 April 2026.

Technologies used

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
ARIA

Test environment

Tools used for testing

RGAA Checker

Web pages subject to compliance verification

Feedback and contact

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

Email: [email protected]

Right to compensation

Pursuant to Article 11 of the Law of February 2005, persons with disabilities are entitled to compensation for the consequences of their disability, regardless of the origin and nature of their impairment, their age or their lifestyle. If, despite our efforts to ensure compliance, you encounter difficulties accessing content or a service, please contact us so that we can direct you to an accessible alternative or provide the content in a suitable format.

Remedies

This procedure should be used in the following situation: you have reported an accessibility issue to the website administrator that prevents you from accessing content or one of the portal’s services, and you have not received a satisfactory response.

You can:

Send a message to the Ombudsman
Contact the Ombudsman’s representative in your region
Send a letter by post (free of charge, no stamp required): Ombudsman, Freepost 7112075342 Paris CEDEX 07