A site readable by all

1. Our commitment

Poker France Belgique is committed to making its site accessible to as many people as possible. The site aims for AA level of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2), the European reference (standard EN 301 549).

2. Conformance status

The site is partially compliant with WCAG 2.2 level AA. No full audit has yet been carried out by an independent body. The main pages are automatically checked (axe-core) with each site update and tested with keyboard and on phone.

3. Adjust the display to your liking

The “Accessibility” button, at the top of each page (and in the menu on phone), opens the reading comfort settings:

• Text size: up to 150 %, without loss of content;
• Enhanced contrast: clearer text, darker backgrounds, marked borders;
• Underline links: all links are identifiable without relying on colour;
• Stop animations: scrolling banners, effects and background videos are halted;
• Space out text: increased line spacing, letters and words, for easier reading (especially dyslexia);
• Highly readable font: Atkinson Hyperlegible, designed for visually impaired people.

Your choices are stored only in your browser: no cookie, no account, no external service. The site also respects your device’s settings: zoom, font size, reduced animations.

Set up the display

4. What is done across the whole site

• full keyboard navigation, with a “Skip to content” link at the top of the page and a constantly visible focus;
• hierarchical headings, named page regions, labelled forms and explicit error messages;
• contrast checked on dark theme, touch targets of at least 40 pixels on phone;
• pages readable without JavaScript, without banner and without third‑party content loaded without your knowledge: videos and map appear only on your request.

5. Known limitations

• some of the articles and results taken from the old site (2014 to 2025) contain images without alt text or tables laid out for a wide screen; we are correcting them as updates are made;
• YouTube videos do not always have subtitles;
• the access map is from OpenStreetMap: the venue’s address is always provided in text alongside.

6. Report a problem

Can’t view a page, book a tournament or fill in a form? Write to us via the Contact page or at [email protected], stating the page concerned and your device. We will reply and provide the information in another format if necessary.

If you believe you are a victim of disability‑related discrimination, you can also contact Unia, the Inter‑federal Centre for Equal Opportunities.

7. Establishment of this statement

Statement made on 24 October 2026. It is reviewed with each significant site change.