Non-conformité bloquante : ce que le RGAA 5 change pour la mention d’accessibilité
Une non-conformité bloquante empêche une personne handicapée d’accéder à une information essentielle ou de terminer une démarche. Avec le RGAA 5, annoncé pour décembre 2026, un seul point bloquant donnera la mention « Accessibilité : non conforme », quel que soit le taux de conformité du site. Qu’est-ce qu’une non-conformité bloquante ? C’est une notion nouvelle du RGAA 5, décrite par la DINUM…
Non-conformité bloquante, a new concept in RGAA 5, is a rule that will determine the accessibility rating of a website. This new standard, set to be released in December 2026, will classify a site as non-conformant if it has even a single non-conformity that blocks a user from accessing essential information or completing a process.
Notable examples include non-responsive form buttons, auto-playing media without controls, and inaccessible captcha images. The DINUM, the official French standards body, has not yet provided a full list or methodology for identifying these blocking issues. The main purpose of this rule is to better inform users and encourage organizations to address blocking issues first.
A blocking issue will result in a "Accessibility: non-conformant" label, regardless of the overall compliance rate.
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