This website has been technically designed to be W3C friendly
and as highly accessible as possible. The code used complies
with
WAI standards. Many "badges" can be found on web sites
to indicate level of accessibility. Our site uses the WAI guidelines
as this is the worldwide agreed standard from which all other credible standards
are created.
To ensure compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act, UK
sites must have a certain amount of web
accessibility inherent in their design and build. For more information
on this
often misunderstood
subject
visit. http://en.wikipedia.org and http://www.w3.org/WAI
Accessibility and web browsers -
The internet and PC's have their own set of problems
for those needing to access information but who need some form
of
assistive
technology.
Different
screens, operating systems, screen resolutions and more all combine
to create problems unique to PC users.
Many of the accessibility standards used in traditional
print simply do not apply or translate well onto the web.
Internet Explorer is the most
commonly used web browse today. It has many
accessibility
features
built
in
to help
you
browse
the
web with ease. http://www.microsoft.com |
