Accessibility
This site has been designed to maximize accessibility, usability and universality. This means that the site has been designed to be able to be used by people with disabilities, it has been designed to be easy to use for everyone, and it has been designed to work on different platforms, browsers and screen resolutions. If you would find it easier to read the text if it was resized, please follow my instructions on resizing your text.
If you encounter a problem with this site that makes it difficult or impossible for you to use, please contact me explaining your problem and I will do what I can to address it.
Accessibility Conformance
This site has been designed to comply with WCAG 2.0 level AAA, and relies on XHTML technology being supported by your browser. The site also uses css, javascript, png, jpeg and gif images but your browser does not need to support these. The site has been tested using Internet Explorer, Opera and Mozilla Firefox running on Windows XP although Browsercam has been used to test pages on other browsers and platforms.
Please note however that in order to comply with Triple-A you only need meet half of the level 3 success criteria that apply to the content types used; for example I have not attempted to meet Success Criterion 1.4.3
Text or diagrams, and their background, have a luminosity contrast ratio of at least 10:1
This conformance claim is made for all pages on this website except:
- pages accessed through the Projects section (archived material & test cases)
- any error messages generated by WordPress when posting
- any posts or pages which specifically claim a different (or no) level of conformance
The claim is made from Friday 7th July 2006 and includes any content added after that date.
Despite personally being critical of the most recent draft of WCAG 2.0, I think the document is worth saving and therefore I’m prepared to try and use it - although I’m still hoping for changes. Still, at least I wasn’t as critical as Joe Clark.
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