The client Tanaguru is a multidisciplinary team that offers consulting services and tools dedicated to digital accessibility. Their expertise revolves around 4 axes: Raising awareness and training teams, Supporting the implementation of digital accessibility, Automating tests, Developing accessible solutions. Their Tanatomy project aims to make it easier to take accessibility into account in web projects. Problems In addition to the legal obligation imposed by the European law on digital accessibility, three problems are identified: The lack of training of teams The absence of a tool that centralizes information The lack of examples of implementation Our approach To carry out our project, we relied on a methodology operating by iterations inspired by Design Thinking. After theoretical research to understand the issues around digital accessibility, we began our user research by defining the target with Tanaguru. This target quickly appeared too big for us. To reduce our scope and assess our first segmentation, we wrote a questionnaire that enabled us to get quantitative data and to get to know our users better. This same questionnaire also enabled us to recruit users for the rest of the project. Through interviews, observation sessions and collection of opinions with users, we were able to understand […]
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