The ACCESS vision
The commitments, limitations and place of ACCESS within ClariDroits are available on this page.
One doorway, six reference points. A vision for digital services that are easier to understand and use.
ClariDroits’ digital and cognitive accessibility suite
ClariDroits is the support platform. ClariDroits ACCESS carries its digital and cognitive accessibility vision.
ACCESS sets out an approach to designing information and journeys that are easier to understand and use. This website presents the vision; practical aids are described as available only when they are actually integrated into a product version.
The six ACCESS commitments
Each commitment describes a design principle. Together, they provide a consistent framework for the development of ClariDroits ACCESS.
Design information and journeys that people can use in different ways.
Make steps, terms and choices easier to understand.
Preserve each person’s autonomy in their procedures and choices.
Reduce barriers without making assumptions about individual circumstances.
Reduce unnecessary effort and make journeys clearer.
Keep the user in control and make limitations explicit.
Colour supports recognition; the letter and the name always remain visible.
ClariDroits ACCESS presents
ACEAccessible Cognitive Engine
ACE
ACE — Accessible Cognitive Engine coordinates available aids according to the user’s choices, helping to make documents, interfaces and procedures easier to understand and use.
What the public website presents
The commitments, limitations and place of ACCESS within ClariDroits are available on this page.
Capabilities are described carefully according to their actual status. Prototypes remain limited to testing and guided demonstrations.
No public link is provided. Access is shared separately with authorised testers and during scheduled presentations.
A vision delivered through products
ClariDroits applications are where ACCESS aids are offered and explained when they are actually integrated. Some capabilities remain in development or evaluation; they are not presented here as universally available or validated.