Makina Corpus
Toulouse, Pays de la Loire
Founded in 2009 in Toulouse, Makina Corpus develops RGAA-compliant websites using open source software and delivers Qualiopi-certified training.
Makina Corpus is a software engineering services company founded in 2009 in Toulouse. It operates nationwide to design web and mobile applications based exclusively on open source software.
The team creates accessible interfaces and trains organizations in these practices. Clients have digital tools compliant with current standards, supplemented by learning programmes for their staff, from introductory level to content creation.
Development aligns with RGAA criteria and the RGESN ecodesign framework. The organization holds Qualiopi certification since 2020 for its training sessions.
The company notably carried out the redesign of the Drupal portal for Rouen Normandie Metropolitan Area serving 71 municipalities. Its services target public or private bodies such as CNRS, Météo-France and Région Bretagne, as well as Airbus.
Accessibility services offered
Training, Accessible development
Training
The Qualiopi-certified organization delivers three training courses focused on awareness, implementing an accessibility approach and creating accessible content. Sessions are organized as inter-company programmes in Paris, Nantes and Toulouse, or customized as in-house training.
Accessible development
Makina Corpus led the redesign of the Drupal 11 portal for Rouen Normandie Metropolitan Area in line with RGAA and RGESN standards for 71 municipalities, with a goal of digital sobriety. The team also addressed accessibility for the GéoNature Atlas application for the Metropolitan Biodiversity Observatory of Nantes Métropole.
Quote from the provider website
“Sensibilisation à l'accessibilité numérique Accessibilité numérique : lancer sa démarche Accessibilité numérique : la création de contenus”
Client references
AD'OCC, Aerospace Valley, Agence de l'eau Rhône Méditerranée Corse, Airbus, Air Pays de la Loire, Akeneo, ALMA, AURAN, CCI Savoie, CCI Occitanie, CELESTE, CNRS.
