Human Coders
Paris, Île-de-France
Created in Paris in 2012, this Qualiopi-certified company trains developers in digital accessibility on RGAA and WCAG frameworks, with practical work on real code.
Human Coders is a training body established as a company, created in Paris in 2012. Qualiopi certified, it offers technical sessions led by active developers, typically in small groups of three to five participants.
Trained teams work directly on real code through a continuous project in version control. Sessions cover semantic web integration, the use of ARIA attributes and structuring complex components such as modal windows.
Courses include operating screen readers as well as RGAA and WCAG frameworks, supplemented by Section 508 and Accessiweb. Participants practise manual evaluation and automated analysis of existing pages.
The two-day session is eligible under the Campus Atlas scheme, which can fund up to 100% of costs depending on the sector. Human Coders has already worked with companies and institutions such as CNRS, OVH and Schneider Electric Industries SAS, but also Preligens and Wemind.
Accessibility services offered
Training, Audit
Training
Delivered in French or English, the two-day session teaches developers to create compliant interfaces, addressing HTML semantics, ARIA, WCAG and RGAA standards for complex components. The offering also includes modules for mobile and awareness.
Audit
The centre offers a specific three-day course on digital accessibility auditing. Additionally, the two-day course includes a section on manual and automated evaluation, aimed at auditing an existing application using specialist tools.
Quote from the provider website
“Deux jours pour développer des sites web accessibles : web sémantique, référentiels RGAA et WCAG”
Client references
OVH, Preligens, Schneider Electric Industries SAS, CNRS, Wemind.
