AP Solutions GmbH French Branch is committed to making its website accessible, in accordance with the art. 47 of the law 2005-102 and Directive EU 2019/882.
This accessibility statement applies to the Company's website
https://www.allianz-partners.com/en_global.html.
Download bellow the French version of this statement:
Partially Compliant at 91,3%
The compliance audit was carried out by Accessi+. This website is partially compliant with the requirements of web accessibility standards EN 301 549 (WGAC 2.1) and RGAA 4.1 due to the non-compliances listed below. An activity of analysis and evaluation of the contents of the site is in progress to make them adequate to the prescribed requirements.
The content listed below is not accessible for the following reason: non-compliance with the EN 301 549 (WGAC 2.1) as follows:
- Requirement 9.1.1.1 - Non-text elements (images, icons, controls, multimedia, etc.) are missing text alternatives, which prevents screen readers and other assistive technologies from conveying their meaning.
- Requirement 9.1.2.1 - Audio-only or video-only content lacks a transcript or alternative text, leaving users who cannot see or hear the content with an incomplete experience.
- Requirement 9.1.2.3 - Video content that relies on visual information fails to include audio descriptions or an equivalent text alternative, disadvantaging users with visual impairments.
- Requirement 9.1.2.5 - Pre-recorded video content does not provide an audio description track to convey essential visual details, impacting users who rely on auditory cues for visual context.
- Requirement 9.1.3.1 - The structural and semantic information (such as headings, lists, and relationships between content elements) isn’t programmatically determinable, making it difficult for assistive technologies to interpret the page accurately.
- Requirement 9.1.4.1 - Essential information and instructions are conveyed solely by using color cues, which can be problematic for people with color blindness or other visual impairments.
- Requirement 9.1.4.3 - Text and images of text do not meet the minimum contrast ratios with their backgrounds, reducing readability, especially for users with low vision.
- Requirement 9.2.4.1 - There is no efficient method for users to bypass repetitive blocks of content (like navigation menus), forcing them to review the same content on every new page.
- Requirement 9.2.4.3 - The interactive elements on a page do not follow a logical, intuitive order during keyboard navigation, which can lead to confusion and errors.
- Requirement 9.2.4.4 - Hyperlinks do not clearly indicate their destination or function through either their text or context, making it difficult for users to determine where the link will take them.
- Requirement 9.2.4.6 - Pages and forms lack clear, well-structured headings and labels, reducing the ability of users to quickly scan or understand the content’s organization.
- Requirement 9.2.4.7 - When users navigate via keyboard, the current focus is not clearly visible, which affects orientation and usability for those unable to see a mouse pointer.
- Requirement 9.2.5.3 - The accessible name (used by assistive technologies) for interactive controls does not match the visible label, resulting in inconsistencies that can confuse users.
- Requirement 9.3.3.2 - Essential instructions and labels for form fields or interactive components are missing or unclear, which increases the likelihood of user mistakes.
- Requirement 9.3.3.3 - The system does not offer corrective suggestions or guidance after an error is detected, hindering users from easily rectifying their mistakes.
- Requirement 9.4.1.2 - User interface elements lack clearly defined accessible names, roles, and dynamic properties, which hinders their proper operation with assistive tool.
This statement was updated on 27/05/2025
The information in the statement is derived from an assessment conducted by a third party, Acessi+ SAS France.
