Accessibility
La communauté WordPress et le projet open-source WordPress s’engagent à être aussi inclusifs et accessibles que possible. Nous souhaitons que les utilisateurs et utilisatrices soient en mesure de publier du contenu et de maintenir leur site ou application construit avec WordPress, indépendamment de leur matériel ou de leurs capacités.
WordPress aims to make the WordPress Admin and bundled themes fully compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA, where possible.
All new and updated code released in WordPress must conform with these guidelines as per the WordPress Accessibility Coding Standards. Some current features and functionality in development may not yet fully comply, and known issues are listed in the WordPress Trac “accessibility” focus.
While the WordPress project cannot guarantee that all Themes are compliant, the accessibility-ready themes have been checked by the Theme Review Team to ensure that these themes pass their basic accessibility requirements.
L’équipe Accessibilité
The WordPress Accessibility Team provides accessibility expertise across the project to improve the accessibility of WordPress core and resources.
The Accessibility Handbook shares the best practices for web accessibility, a list of accessibility tools, the testing we do to improve WordPress, themes, and plugins, and how to get involved in WordPress accessibility.
To report an Accessibility issue you’ve encountered in WordPress or on WordPress.org, please see the Accessibility Handbook page on Reporting Accessibility Issues.
Déclaration de l’ATAG
The Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines version 2.0, or ATAG, are a set of guidelines that govern how to create a tool for creating web pages that are both accessible and encourages the creation of accessible content.
The WordPress accessibility coding standards require new or updated code to meet the standards of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.0 at level AA. ATAG conformance is an additional goal beyond WCAG compliance.
An application that fully conforms with ATAG 2.0 must not only be usable by people with disabilities, but it should enable and encourage all users to create accessible content and assist them in repairing accessibility mistakes, without requiring any additional tools or add-ons.
WordPress n’est pas actuellement conforme ATAG 2.0, mais s’engage à poursuivre les fonctionnalités qui sont accessibles et qui aident les utilisateurs et utilisatrices à créer du contenu accessible dans la poursuite de l’objectif à long terme de conformité ATAG.