The AREVA commitment to digital accessibility

The areva.com website is accessible. This means that any Internet user can access its content without difficulty, including users with handicaps that require special web browsers or technical aids.

For example, the site content is compatible with navigation tools such as text-to-speech and Braille displays, used by blind Internet users. Visually impaired users may adjust the site display to meet their needs (changing font size, colors, and contrast), and users who have lost the use of their hands may navigate without a mouse.

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Description of aids available

The www.areva.com site offers a number of functionalities that allow all users to navigate and access information with ease: (ci-dessous liens cliquables pour lire directement le paragraphe concerné)

Video subtitles 

The videos available on this website and in the media center include subtitles. To display subtitles, click on the video player’s "subtitle" icon.

Glossary of acronyms, abbreviations, and technical terms 

A glossary (lien vers le glossaire) is available on the areva.com website.

Web page personalization 

The website was designed to treat each display element separately, allowing you to personalize the display to suit your needs. Specifically, it is possible to:

  • Change font size

    • Your browser’s options for changing font size are compatible with our website. For Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer, go to the "View" menu (at the top of the browser), then click on "Text size" and choose your desired font size.
  • Remove display options (disabling page styles)
    To remove style options (colors, font styles, font size, etc.), do the following:
    • For Internet Explorer: go to the "Tools" menu and click on "Internet options". In the pop-up window, select the "General" tab and click on the "Accessibility" button. Check the 2 first boxes in the window ("Ignore colors specified on webpages" and "Ignore font styles specified on webpages") and click "OK".
    • For Mozilla Firefox: go to the "View" menu at the top of the browser, then click on "Page style" and select "No style".

Navigation aids 

  • Return to home
    At the top of each page on our website, clicking on the AREVA logo brings you back to the home page.
  • Breadcrumb trail
    Located in the upper part of each page, the breadcrumb trail shows your current location on the website in addition to your navigation path. You may click on any part of your navigation path in order to return to another page.
  • Site map
    The site map gives you an overall glimpse of each section and subsection on the website. A link to the site map is available at the bottom of each page.
  • Search engine
    Each page includes a link to the site search engine.
  • Quick access links
    • to content
    • to the search engine
    • to the home page
    These hidden links let users of display readers (text-to-speech/Braille display) directly proceed to the indicated page.
  • Title-to-title navigation
    Each page of the website is organized with titles, subtitles, etc. This lets users of display readers see the page summary, if desired.
  • Keyboard navigation (no mouse mode)
    To navigate the website using only your keyboard, use the "up" and "down" arrows to move the scroll bar, the "Tab" key to move from link to link, and the "Enter" key to follow the selected link.

Tools for reading certain content (available for download) 

To view PDF, Flash, or Word content, you need to install certain software or add-ons to your computer. If you do not have these programs, you can download them at no cost by following the links below:

Alternative text 

All images, animations, and videos have a corresponding text alternative, so that users who navigate with special tools (text-to-speech, for example) may still access this information.