AIA HANDICAP
Annecy, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Independent firm founded in 2025 in Annecy, AIA HANDICAP intervenes on the RGAA and WCAG. It offers website audits, technical support and training.
Based in Annecy, AIA HANDICAP is an independent firm established in 2025. The company devotes its activity to bringing websites into compliance with digital accessibility rules.
Clients receive a detailed inventory of technical or usage anomalies, together with correction recommendations. The firm also delivers the legal accessibility statement and makes its AIA Report tool available to centralise reports.
Evaluations are based on RGAA and WCAG standards. The audit method includes a tool-driven interface analysis leading to correction recommendations. In parallel, a free pre-analysis leads to a personalised support proposal with a reply promised within 24 hours.
The firm targets its services at companies subject to legal obligations, from ten employees or one million euros turnover. Its home page cites Startup Weekend 2023 and Les 4S, innovation seeders 2024, under the heading "Those who have trusted us".
Accessibility services offered
Audit, Consulting and support, Training
Audit
Evaluation takes place on website according to RGAA and WCAG criteria. The process combines analysis using specialist tools, complete recording of technical and usage defects, drafting of the accessibility statement and correction recommendations.
Consulting and support
Following a free pre-analysis of the site, the firm establishes a personalised proposal and provides technical correction guidance for each identified issue. Issue reporting and tracking take place through the AIA Report platform.
Training
Activity includes training actions devoted to digital accessibility. Programmes, learning formats and target audiences are not specified on the firm's website.
Quote from the provider website
“Audit complet, diagnostic approfondi et solutions concrètes. Nous vous accompagnons pour garantir une expérience numérique inclusive et conforme aux réglementations.”
