Accessibility Information
This website has been designed to act as a model of good practice in website accessibility. Accessibility features include:
- Scalable Text: All text on the website can be resized by using the View menu of your browser. Wheel mouse users can also hold down the Ctrl key whilst turning the wheel to resize text.
- Accessible Forms: All forms on the website have been designed to aid accessibility. A logical tab order has been provided to aid navigation through forms
- Skip Navigation Links: All pages include a link at the top of the page to skip to the main content. This link is hidden from standard browsers but is available to screen readers and via the alternate style sheets
- Change the Site Settings. We have provided alternative style sheets so that users can adapt the way the site is displayed. Users of Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape and Opera can also access the alternate style sheets by using the Use Style Menu (in View) in their browser.
A Note on Access Keys: Access Keys have not been employed on this site, following research by Alistair Campbell at Nomensa. Campbell concluded that access keys can have a detrimental effect on the accessiblity of a site by overriding the keystroke commands used by screen readers and other assistive technologies.Read the Article
If you have any problems using the website, please contact Gwennan Ruddock at Disability Arts Cymru.
Accessibility features have been provided by papergecko.
Conformance
This website has been designed to comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Priority 3 measures (Triple-A conformance).
Conformance has been checked using the Bobby Tool provided by Watchfire Corporation.
The site is written in XHTML 1.0 (Strict) and all pages have been validated using the World Wide Web Consortium's Markup Validation Service.
Cascading Style Sheets have been checked using the W3C Style Sheet Validation Service.
