European Union & EEA
RGAA (France)
The Référentiel général d’amélioration de l’accessibilité is France’s test methodology, with its own numbered criteria and test procedures. It is derived from WCAG but is not a relabelling of it. RGAA 5, integrating WCAG 2.2, was announced in March 2026.
- Technical baseline
- No web technical standard is codified. WCAG 2.2 is commonly used as evidence.
- Applies to
- France
- Responsible body
- DINUM — Direction interministérielle du numérique
Référentiel général d'amélioration de l'accessibilité
What it asks for
- An audit against RGAA criteria and a published accessibility declaration, for organisations in scope.
How AccessFold helps
- WCAG evidence you can use as input to an RGAA audit.
What this does not cover
- We do not map to RGAA’s own criteria yet — that mapping waits for the final RGAA 5.
- We never derive an RGAA conformance rate from a WCAG scan.
AccessFold provides diagnostics and evidence relevant to this framework. It does not determine compliance.