As “Quand On Danse” is a social, inclusive and therapeutic program, the notion of accessibility is an important element in the construction of the layout. "Universal Design” aims to extend standard design principles to include people of all ages and abilities, but remains at the level of generality, so it does not address all the specific needs of a particular disability. But even in these circumstances it is important to do not place text above the images. Pay attention to kerning. Letters that touch each other are difficult to distinguish. You don’t think about it, but alignment makes a difference. The beginning of a line is harder to find with right-aligned or centred text. Left alignment is better. Just make sure that the background and text are sufficiently contrasted to be clearly visible, especially in the case of small print. Clearly organised information is essential for readers with visual or cognitive difficulties. Print the most important information in the largest font. Print additional headings in decreasing font sizes.