Accessibility declaration
NETIA is committed to making its fat-client and thin-client applications accessible in accordance with European Directive 2019/88 of June 7, 2019.
To this end, it is implementing the strategy and actions detailed in this analysis of the various solutions:
Compliance status and test results
This declaration of accessibility, drawn up on 11/06/2024, applies to the RadioAssist suite and RadioAssist Online suite.
The compliance audit was carried out in-house, based on the list in the directive and detailed in the document above.
RadioAssist
RadioAssist scores 26.5/37 for accessibility
RadioAssist Online
RadioAssist Online scores 24/37 for accessibility
Recommended technologies
NETIA tests these programs using a variety of screen readers. NVDA and JAWS are compatible with RadioAssist and RadioAssist Online applications. Several customers have chosen JAWS for its ease of programming, enabling them to go even further in tool accessibility. NETIA applications are also compatible with physical interfaces such as Elgato’s StreamDeck, to simplify the use of RadioAssist.
Contents in progress or not respected
The topics covered in these lists are :
– Compatibility with assistive technologies
– Navigation and user interface
– Information presentation
– Alternatives for non-text content
– Updating and maintenance
– Documentation and instructions
RadioAssist
- More detail in items read by JAWS and NVDA screen readers.
- Make all keyboard shortcuts visible (Tooltip, documentation, etc.).
- Possibility of configuring text size in the interface
- Work on user preferences for tools other than FederAll (size, font, color, etc.)
- Suggest the possibility of adding a written description for all images (especially index card covers) to be read by the screen reader for the visually impaired.
- Improved accessibility test plan to cover the entire software
- The Segoe UI font is legible and suitable for screen reading, but font 11 is a little small (recommendation of 12 or even 14).
- Ensure that all information associated with a color also has a specific text or icon to distinguish it.
- Ensure readability of the entire RadioAssist suite for people with visual impairments (low vision, color blindness, severe eyesight problems, etc.).
- Improve interface customization for different users (text size, letter spacing, choice of typeface, etc.).
RadioAssist Online
- More detail in elements read by JAWS and NVDA screen readers.
- Have all interface elements readable by the screen reader.
- Make all keyboard shortcuts visible (Tooltip, documentation, …)
- Possibility of configuring text size in the interface
- Improve interface adaptability when zooming browser/screen size
- Further develop global application user parameters (size, font, color, etc.)
- Develop screen reading via a wizard for all CAD tools and elements
- Propose the possibility of adding a written description for all images (including index card covers) to be read by the screen reader for the visually impaired.
- Establish an “Accessibility” test plan to ensure improvement or non-regression of accessibility features.
- The Segoe UI font is legible and suitable for screen reading, but font 11 is a little small (recommendation of 12 or even 14).
- Ensure that all information associated with a color also has a specific text or icon to distinguish it.
- Ensure readability of the entire RadioAssistOnline suite for people with visual impairments (low vision, color blindness, severe eyesight problems, etc.).
- Improve interface customization for different users (text size, letter spacing, choice of typeface, etc.).
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