Accessibility

Accessibility for websites is the requirement that sites are easily used in the widest variety of methods.  This does not only include the normal browser-war combatants such as Internet Explorer and Mozilla, but specialist browsers such for the visually impaired and text-only.

It’s not the just a case of adding “alt tags” to images, but organising the xHTML build to display the content in the best order, supplying alternatives to dynamic content and providing hot-key navigation.

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There are differing levels that I can tailor sites, from xHTML valid, Bobby/Watchfire compliant to full text-only alternatives.

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