Wide-Eyed Design... are Accessible

We've designed this website to be acessible as possible to all users & to be compatible with the different types of technologies used by people with disabilities. You can control the size of the text & use "access keys" on the keyboard rather than the mouse in order to navigate through the pages.

FONT SIZE
The font size of the document can be changed through your browser in the following ways. (Brackets show keyboard shortcuts)
Internet Explorer - select View, then Text Size & your preferred size. (ALT + or ALT -)
(A full list of keyboard shortcuts for Internet Explorer 6 may be found here)
Netscape - Select View, then Text Zoom & then your preferred percentage size. (A full list of keyboard shortcuts for Netscape may be found here)
Mozilla Firefox - Select View, then Zoom In (Control ++) or Zoom Out (Control + -).
(A full list of keyboard shortcuts for Mozilla Firefox users may be found here)
Alternatively, if you are using a mouse with a scroll wheel you can adjust the size of the font by holding the control button on your keypad & moving the wheel.

LINKS
Title attributes with an explanation of a link destination have been added to those links which do not have text fully describing their destination..
Where possible links are written so that they make sense out of context.
Some web browsers such as JAWS, Home Page Reader, Lynx, & Opera) can extract the list of links from the current page & let users navigate the site using the list. This website does not contain JavaScript pseudo-links.
All of the links can be followed even if JavaScript is disabled. Internal links do not open in a new window.External links do open in a new window.
The website design has been created using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) making the site content fully legible even for web browsers or browsing devices that do not support style sheets.
Where possible, pages comply with the Accessibility Guidelines or General Principles of Accessible Design laid down by the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) Working Group of the W3C & aims to conform to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0, Level Double-A.
The presentation layer has been created in accordance with the W3C Recommendation on Cascade Style Sheets, Level 2 (CSS2).
We are always keen to receive feedback about further ways we can improve our site. Please email: info@wideyedesign.com with your comments