Digital compliance — RGAA, AI Act Article 50, consent
I document observed behaviour against a named referential, on a named date. Two separate services.
This site makes no third-party request before interaction. The test that verifies it runs on every deploy and is public. Pre-consent network trace — grille en français
AI Act Article 50
Transparency obligations: informing the user, machine-readable marking, deepfake labelling. Applying on 2 August 2026.
View the service →RGAA 4.1.2 accessibility
Remediation of an existing audit's non-conformities, delivered as merged pull requests in your React / Next.js code.
View the service →The two services are sold separately, never bundled.
I document observed behaviour, on a named date, against a named referential (RGAA 4.1.2, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 Art. 50, CNIL délibération 2020-091). I do not characterise conformity and I sign no declaration — the déclaration d'accessibilité is signed by the publisher, on the DINUM template.
Engagement under obligation de moyens, not obligation de résultat. This is not legal advice; legal characterisation is for your counsel.