Content
Accessibility
All measures were adopted to ensure the cenceo website is as accessible as possible for all audiences, including those with visual impairments or other disabilities.
The goal was to create a model of usable and accessible design for the elderly and the visually impaired, considerations which many web designers neglect.
- Validate XHTML Strict 1.0
- Validate CSS
- Validate Section 508
Access Keys
Accesskey's are visible on "mouse over" gestures and are used by pressing: [alt] + [defined access key]
Web Standards
This site complies with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0, which is a World Wide Web Consortium Recommendation dated May 5, 1999. Version 2.0 is currently a working draft.
The following are some of the key guidelines adopted from this standard, as well as other useful guidelines from around the web.
Code Standards
- All code is XHTML/CSS standards complient, valid, well structured and well crafted.
- Ensured backwards-compatibility through graceful degradation.
- The presentation is seperate from the structure/
- The website content will be device independent
Browser Support
The site was designed to support the following browsers specifically, as well as all standards-complient browsers.
- Internet Explorer 5+ for Windows
- Mozilla Firefox for Windows
- Netscape 7 for Windows
- Opera 7 for Windows
Site Design/Development & Web Management System
- Trevor Saint - www.trevorsaint.com