10 Avril 2026 - Gaspard et l'accessibilité numérique
April 10, 2026·7 min
The episode begins with host introducing Gaspard, who has worked at Decathlon for seven years and now leads digital accessibility projects. Gaspard defines digital accessibility as practices for making websites, mobile apps, and digital content accessible to everyone, particularly people with disabilities. He clarifies that disability is a spectrum affecting senses like sight and hearing, with 18-20% of people experiencing it, including temporary or situational disabilities. Gaspard assesses Decathlon's current state, noting the company is in a good phase compared to others but not meeting vital needs for disabled users who rely on accessible sites for information and orders. He details improvements since 2023, including publishing a three-year accessibility scheme, updating IT contracts with accessibility clauses, creating technical frameworks, and developing internal competencies. Gaspard shares good practices for collaborators, such as providing image alternatives, ensuring subtitle contrast, and explicitly defining abbreviations. He mentions an internal e-learning on content practices and directs listeners to resources on Confluence and Google Drive. The episode concludes with Gaspard emphasizing Decathlon's mission to be inclusive and make sport accessible to all.
