The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.
―Tim Berners-Lee. These are words I value greatly. This page concerns the accessibility of this site.
The title is quit the tongue breaker, I know. However, you need not be bothered with these complex terms: just understand this; they are here for you, and to make your Web experience a pleasant one. I, as a Web master, deal with these bloated guidelines so that you don't have to deal with any.
All individual pages of this Web site have at least Level A Conformance to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0, most have Double-A, and some might have Triple-A (though some experts claim that’s not possible due to contradictions in the guidelines). One of these respective logos could be placed on each individual page, but I won’t. Instead, I’ll showcase the three of them right here:
This website relies heavily on web standards.
Individual pages are parsed as xhtml (application/xhtml+xml) to user agents that support xhtml, and as html (text/html) to user agents that do not.
The presentation (both visual as aural) is powered by Cascading Style Sheets (css).
Granted, I try to keep this website as media independant as possible: whether you’re using a bleeding edge visual browser; a simple text browser; or even a braille, emboss, or speech agent; all content should be fully accessible.
However, if you happen to be in the luxurous position where you can choose between various visual browsers, I’d like to suggest you visit and read Browse Happy — Online. Worry-free. Why? I try my best to keep this website as accessible as possible by respecting certain standards: it really helps if the browser vendor is doing the same. Thank you.
