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Digital accessibility

Let's take a few examples of accessible sites that have a low environmental impact.
We have used the GREENIT.FR tool, EcoIndex, to measure the impact of some of the most accessible websites. This tool analyzes a number of criteria on a web page and gives an environmental impact score.

EcoIndex is a free and transparent community tool that, for a given URL, allows to evaluate:

• its absolute environmental performance using a scot out of 100 (higher is better);
• its relative environmental performance using a grade from A to G;
• the technical footprint of the page (weight, complexity, etc.);
• the associated environmental footprint (greenhouse gases and water).

https://www.scope.org.uk/
Scope is a disability equality charity based in England and Wales,
This site is fully compliant with WCAG 2.1 guidelines. A dedicated accessibility page provides resources for tailoring the experience to your needs, links to assistive technologies and a list of known accessibility issues that are being addressed. It is customizable for individual users (colors, text size), uses short sentences and large, clean fonts throughout the site for maximum readability.
The site is fully compatible with screen reading software.

The calculation of its environmental impact with Eco index gives a result higher than 75 corresponding to the letter A, the best grade in the ecoscore scale.

GOV.UK
This site centralizes all the web pages of the British government.
It provides access to information about benefits and support for people with disabilities.
The site is often highlighted as one of the most accessible sites. It offers keyboard navigation and ARIA attributes, making it easy to find pages and navigate the site. It is also adapted to support a 300% zoom for visually impaired users.

In terms of compliance with ecodesign rules, it has a score of 71%, i.e. a B on the ecoscore scale.

https://www.disabilitytrust.org.au/services-and-support/kidswish
KidzWish is an organization that provides support services to underprivileged and disabled children. It caters to many people with different disabilities. The KidzWish website is designed with a logical structure, user-friendly navigation, contrasting colors and large text. In addition, it is easy to navigate with prominent clickable elements.
The kid-friendly design features a bright color palette and lots of fun graphics.

Although colorful and illustrated, the site is very well rated in terms of ecodesign since the eco index gives it a grade of 75%, or an A in the scale of environmental performance.