Web Accessibility is about making information on your website open to as wide an audience as possible; users with disabilities in particular - this includes Visually impaired, Colour blind, Dyslexic, people unable to use a normal mouse.

Website standards are there because they are meant to ensure that your site looks good no matter who is viewing it. So unless we are asked specifically not to, all of our sites are built to comply with web standards.

Making changes to your operating system

• Advice from the BBC
• Advice for Microsoft users
• Advice for Apple users
• Advice for Linux users

Accessibility references

• W3 accessibility guidelines (which explains the reasons behind each guideline).
• W3 accessibility techniques (which explains how to implement each guideline).
• W3 accessibility checklist (a busy developer's guide to accessibility).