Accesibility

Good site design incorporates the concept of universal accessibility.Websites should be able to accommodate a variety of browsers and other input devices. The content of site pages should also be accessible to different output devices, especially screen reading software that converts text into speech or Braille.

Accessible sites are easier to maintain, work effectively with current Internet technologies and have the inherent flexibility to embrace those of the foreseeable future. An expert review of your website can identify potential accessibility problems:

• Identifying issues that could reduce the accessibility of the site for people with impaired vision, other physical disabilities and cognitive and learning difficulties.
• Testing selected pages to determine the ease with which users of different assistive technologies can access page content.
• Analysing web page code to identify accessibility issues and non-compliance with web standards.