Sumbion SF :: website accessibility
Barriers to access
Many web sites contain significant barriers to access by not considering disabled users in the design phase. This web site design follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines to ensure that the web site is accessible.
Access keys
Access keys are keyboard shortcuts intended to help users who have difficulty in using pointing devices such as a mouse. Not every user has a graphic environment with a mouse or other pointing device - some rely on keyboard, alternative keyboard or voice input to navigate.
Allocated access key shortcuts
- Key [ - Jump to the main content on each page (skip link).
- Key 0 - Accessibility information.
- Key 1 - Home.
- Key 2 - Services.
- Key 3 - Associates.
- Key 4 - About us.
- Key 5 - Testimonials.
- Key 8 - Privacy.
- Key 9 - Contact.
Activate access key shortcuts like this
Browser | Version | Activate Access Key |
---|---|---|
Internet Explorer | IE < 4 | Accesskey not supported |
Internet Explorer | IE 4 | Alt + Accesskey |
Internet Explorer | IE 5+ (Windows) | Alt + Accesskey, then Enter |
Internet Explorer | IE 5, 6 (Mac) | Control + Accesskey |
Firefox | FF <= 1.5 (Windows) | Alt + Accesskey |
Firefox | FF 2+ (Windows) | Alt + Shift + Accesskey |
Firefox | FF 2+ (Mac) | Control + Accesskey |
Netscape Navigator | NN < 6 | Accesskey not supported |
Netscape Navigator | NN 6-8 (Windows) | Alt + Accesskey |
Netscape Navigator | NN 9 (Windows) | Alt + Shift + Accesskey |
Netscape Navigator | NN 6+ (Mac) | Control + Accesskey |
Opera | Early versions | Accesskey not supported |
Opera | v7+ (Windows or Mac) | Shift + Escape, then Accesskey |
Mozilla | (Mac) | Control + Accesskey |
Mozilla | (Windows) | Alt + Accesskey |
Safari | v1.2+ (Mac) | Control + Accesskey |
Camino | (Mac) | Accesskey not supported |
Validation
Accessibility checkpoints are satisfied at Priority Levels 1 and 2.