ACCESS 360

Web accessibility is a set of rules, behaviours, code standards, and design guidelines designed to enable those with visual impairments to effectively use websites.

To this end, the W3C (The World Wide Web Consortium) established the “Web Content Accessibility Guidelines” 2.1 (WCAG 2.1), which aim to explain and guide web developers in the creation of accessible sites. These guidelines have been adopted and written into law by governments around the world, including in Canada.

In order to assure compliance with the governmental regulations, 360.Agency has adapted most of its websites* to meet the new Canadian web accessibility requirements. These adjustments include, but are not limited to:

• A suitable contrast between the colour of the text and the background
• Appropriate font size
• Resizable text without loss of content or functionality
• Consistent navigation
• Clear titles and labels
• Identification of icons and buttons
• The possibility of offering textual alternatives for non-textual content (image, video, audio)

In addition to the basic measures imposed by Canadian regulations, you can improve the web experience of all your customers, regardless of their visual impairment, thanks to our ACCESS 360** widget.

The widget adapts your web content for people with:

• Fully customizable website content accommodates individual limitations (font modification, contrasts, etc.)
• An intuitive widget, user-friendly, available in 14 languages
• Does not affect the loading time of your website
• A discreet widget that integrates perfectly with your website

• A turnkey offer without no action required on your part.
• ACCESS 360 provides daily compliance monitoring: analysis and resolution of any accessibility issues of your new content every 24 hours.
• You receive an accessibility statement and a performance certification.
• You benefit from legal advice offered by accessiBe experts.