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Accessibility

Usable by everyone, on site and in the office

Batizzy has to work with or without a mouse, with or without a screen reader, on a small screen in the sun as well as on a computer. This page says where we stand, with no external audit to date.

Where we stand

The site and the application aim for level AA of WCAG 2.1 (web content accessibility guidelines). No independent body has audited Batizzy yet: we consider the service partially compliant.

What is in place

  • Two themes, light and dark, with text contrasts worked on the main screens
  • Touch targets of at least 44 pixels on the buttons and fields of the mobile application
  • Keyboard navigation with visible focus on forms and menus
  • A label attached to every form field, error messages announced to screen readers
  • Texts in French, Dutch, English and German, without unnecessary jargon
  • Skip link to the main content on public pages

What still needs work

  • Generated PDF documents (quotes, invoices) are not yet tagged for screen readers
  • Some icons are emojis, whose spoken reading can be approximate
  • Image and site photo previews do not always have a complete alternative text
  • No external audit has been carried out yet

Report a problem

If a page or a feature blocks you, write to us at contact@batizzy.be with the page and the tool you use (browser, screen reader). We reply and fix what we can.

Framework

This statement follows the spirit of Directive (EU) 2019/882 on accessibility requirements for products and services. It was written on 14 September 2026 and will be updated with each notable change.