Accessibility
It is important to me that my site is accessible and inclusive for all my guests. We also work with our clients to ensure that the same is true for their Web site. The accessibility of the Web focuses on sull'accertare all users, regardless of their physical and mental ability, has access to content and services of a particular Web site. Our design and layout of Web site found the following reference guide:
* The initiative to WC3 Web Accessibility (WAI) www.w3.org
* The Law of distinction disability (DDA, part three) www.direct.gov.uk This reference guide includes:
* Allowing users to control the format of the text.
* Using an easy to read type font.
* Ensure high priority and suitable contrasting color background.
* Using clear and simple grammar.
* Providing the equivalent expression of the text to the images.
* Provide simple and consistent navigation of the site.
* Ensure the target of each link is well defined.
* Provide a complete sitemap
* Using appropriate structural mark up to raise the support of your browser.
* Ensure all meeting and function is available to users without a happy sheet (CSS), image and writing style. Javascript Javascript is used sparingly and unobtrusively: the content and the key features of the Web site is available to users without Javascript. Support known browser This Web site works on a wide range of browsers. PC operating systems:
* Internet Explorer 6, Internet Explorer 5.5 * Internet Explorer * Mozilla Firefox * 5 * 1 * Netscape Navigator 7.0 Opera 7.5 Lynx * Mac OS: Safari 1.0.1 * * * Internet Explorer 5.2 Mozilla Firebird 0.7 Jawaban Brainbox welcomes your responses and suggestions for improvements to our Web site.
