Accessibility

Making your site more accessible is not just about catering to users with disabilities - making your content easier to read and understand is a part of it too - and helps improve your image.

Websites designers must take into account those who do not use a conventional visual browser when designing a site, for both commercial and legal reasons. Learn how to help visitors with visual impairments find content faster.

Much is made of techniques like Fahrner Image Replacement as ways to improve accessibility and indexing by the search engine spiders, while allowing standards compliance and graphical sites, but they do have flaws. Here's another option, in PHP.

Accesskeys enable a user to navigate a site using keyboard shortcuts, improving both the usability and accessibility of your site.

Using relative font sizes is a must for an accessible website, but you run the risk of having incredibly small text. This JavaScript workaround will ensure that the majority of your visitors do not need a microscope to read your content.

AddedBytes.com makes a concerted effort to be as accessible as possible - check out the accessibility statement to view a list of accessibility features, including an Access Keys guide.