Accessibility Statement
This is the accessibility statement summary for the Circlewebs site.
Access keys are just one of many access initiatives
used in web page implementations today. Other technologies which are aids
to web page visitors, include page readers and page magnifiers which can
be switched on by the user.
User Agent Access keys
User Agent
access keys offer a convenient mechanism for people with motor
skill disabilities to enable them to navigate sites more efficiently.
Access key combination support can be patchy and you may encounter problems
when trying to use these methods, depending on the browser version you have
installed. I have provided links below to sites where you can download and
install the latest versions of popular web browsers. If you have any questions
or comments, feel free to contact me on any issue and I will return your
email or call.
Most browsers support jumping to specific links by using access keys (keyboard shortcuts). These enable people to navigate a web site without having to use a mouse. Here are the key sequences to use (for this website) for some popular web browsers.
Inconsistencies: Please note that access key support can be patchy across some browsers (Earlier Versions of Internet Explorer can be poor). If you do find that the access keys do not operate as expected please contact me and tell me your concerns. I will attempt to remedy any issue I find.
W3C Standards: The pages within this web site comply with all priority 1, 2 and 3 (where possible) guidelines of the W3C WebContent Accessibility Guidelines. All pages (with known exceptions) also validate as XHMTL 1.0 Transitional....I have checked
