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This web site has been designed to make it as widely accessible as
possible so that everyone, regardless of ability, can use our site.
This page gives information on features included within the site.
Note that you may also need to review the accessibility features
in your browser.
Standards compliance
All our pages conform to Level A compliance as specified by the Web Content
Accessibility Guidelines, and endorsed by the Royal National Institute
for the Blind (RNIB), and the majority of Level AA and AAA requirements
are also met.
Our CSS validates.
Structured, semantic markup
We have used structured, semantic markup on all our pages, using header
tags, list items for navigation menus, address tags, etc.
Graphics, Pictures and Images
Where we have used graphics, pictures and images, we have included text
descriptions (‘Alt-Tags’), to comply with internationally
recognised Web accessibility guidelines. All graphical navigation buttons
are similarly ‘Alt-tagged’. Where graphical images are
just for decoration they have NULL alt text (alt=””).
Frames
We have not used frames throughout this site.
Links
Where appropriate, links have title attributes which describe the link
in greater detail.
Problems?
We’ve tried our best, but if there is anything that we have missed
or you feel we could have done better, please let us know. |
