Accessibility
Eruantale.net strives to be accessible to all users. I have implemented several features to make browsing this website easier for people with disabilities or non-traditional web browsers.
Access Keys
All pages on this site define the following access keys:
- Access key 1 – Home
- Access key 2 – Jump to Content
- Access key 3 – Sitemap
- Access key 4 – Search
- Access key 5 – Jump to Navigation
- Access key 6 – Blog Archives
- Access key 7 – Jump to the top of the current page
- Access key 8 – N/A
- Access key 9 – Contact
- Access key 0 – Accessibility Statement
Here is how to use these access keys in different browsers:
- Internet Explorer – press
ALT+ an access key. Then pressENTER. - Safari for Mac – press
ALT+ an access key. - Safari for Windows – press
ALT+ an access key. - Mozilla Firefox – press
ALT+SHIFT+ an access key. - Google Chrome – press
ALT+ an access key. - Opera – press
SHIFT+ESCand Opera will display a list of access keys.
Other Features
Every page on this website:
- Validates as HTML 5 and uses valid CSS.
- Utilizes header tags such as
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, and h6to give the page structure. - Is searchable and has a search form located on the sidebar to the right.
- Defines the access keys mentioned above.
- Uses the
titleattribute to describe links in greater detail wherever possible. - Uses the
altattribute to describe images for display in text browsers. - Uses the
acronymandabbrtags to define acronyms and abbreviations. - Is sized relatively so that users can re-size the entire page if necessary.
- Is styled with CSS, but is still readable in browsers that do not support CSS.
- Was designed in such a way that text and graphics make sense without color.
Because this site is constantly being updated, it’s possible that I may occasionally introduce errors. If you notice that the above criteria are not all met on a page, please let me know so I can fix it. Thanks goes to Dive into Accessibility for helping me implement these changes.