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web 2.0 application development and web design
web 2.0 application development and web design
This website was developed by Anblik as a source of accessibility help for all computer users. This web site is designed to be aesthetically pleasing, useful, and most of all accessible to the widest audience possible. To achieve these goals, this website was developed to follow the Level Triple-A Conformance to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0. You are able to customise this Web site to suit your requirements. It includes information on changing not only the colours and text size and style of our website, but will explain how these changes can be made to affect every site you visit if you wish. You can do this in a number of ways:
This Web site maintains a relative text size - small. You can adjust the text size of this site to suit your requirements by selecting Foreground, Background and Text-Size combinations from the Personalize Drop-Down Menu available in the top right corner of every pages. You can also ask your Web browser to display text using a larger or smaller typeface.
You can also ask your browser to consistently display text using a larger or smaller typeface.
You can set your Web browser to ignore the colors used in this web site. You can ask your browser to use your own preferred colour scheme when viewing this site.
There are a number of text to speech programs that are either freeware or shareware that allow any text that can be selected with the keyboard or mouse to be spoken back in a range of different voices. This website is enabled with a choice of text-to-speech options.
This website provides logical and consistent navigation. We have identified the target of all links and provides information about document collections. The logical grouping of all pages provides links to the Home, Next, Previous and Top pages in the set that are computer understandable in addition to navigation hyperlinks that appears on top of every pages for human beings.
These links are provided as meta-data using the rel and rev attributes of the link tag that appears in the head of a document. This technique has been applied to all of the pages, include Administration pages making that subsite behave much like a book in some browsers such as Mozilla. The option is usually called Site navigation bar and is found under the view menu. At present Mozilla 1.1+ and Opera 7.0+ are the only browsers known to support this feature.
The following Navigation Icons along with its Keyboard Access Keys are defined on this site:
Acccess keys allow you to navigate this website with keyboard rather then the mouse. Access keys are a navigation device enabling you to get around the web site using your keyboard. They can be used to jump to different sections of content within a web page. More in depth information about access keys can be found at W3C Accessibility Guidelines.
The following Access Keys are defined on this site:
