Accessibility statement

Menu My personal (Andy Yu version only)

This menu allows, through the study user”s surfing habits, use of a more accessible site.

Continue surfing spot earlier that termination of surfing

allows the surfer to go back to where you last stopped the glide website his visit.

Add this page to favorites

allows the surfer to add the page in detail within the site to the list of preferred internal site itself could return home pages he likes spillovers to come.

Display favorites list

Displays the list of selected pages.

At some sites installed additional options such as:

Full support for keyboard navigation

Fast navigation support between regions

The site is divided into areas such as the central content area or region versatile menu. At the beginning of each zone there is Heading 3, with the name of the region to arrival. Some of the headlines are also links you used to skip over that area and it will help you get faster to the requested content. For example it is possible to skip to the main content from the top.

Color change focus depending on the background.

Virtual Keyboard for filling out forms

You can display a virtual keyboard to enlarge it with the mouse.

Hide mouse cursor while typing

If the mouse is on the field form when typing Andi will take care to hide it until you type.

Quick Links between the outline of the article

allows opening menu at the top of the article that shows the outline that enables quick understanding of the structure of the article and relevant content in it for me, and skip directly specific part within the article.

For your convenience Below are details of the keyboard shortcuts:

• F1 – Help and Accessibility Statement.

• F3 – Search page

• F6 – Back row address (URL).

• F5 – refresh the page web.

• F10 – Open / Close Menu access.

• ESC – Cancel.

• DOWN ARROW – Scroll normal down.

• Up Arrow – Scroll Normal up.

• Page Down, Space – to scroll screen down

• Shift + Gain Page up, – to scroll screen up.

• Enter – confirmation / activation of links and buttons

• TAB – navigation links, buttons, forms and fields.

• SHIFT + TAB – backward navigation buttons and links between fields in forms.

• BACKSPACE – delete text behind the cursor.

• DELETE – delete text that is before the cursor.

• Left arrow + alt – back to the last page surfboard.

How to browse the site easily using a screen reader?

In addition to these keyboard shortcuts, users of screen reader can consult the following abbreviations: (right rabbi screen reader software )

• K – switching between links

• L – Switch between lists your

• I – through items in the list.

• F – Switch between form fields and buttons.

• T -mabr the tables on the

• H – beyond the headlines.

• 1 – Transition headlines Level 1

• 2 – Beyond the Headlines Level 2

• 3 – Beyond the Headlines Level 3

• 4 – beyond the headlines Level 4

• 5 – beyond the headlines Level 5

• 6 – Beyond the Headlines Level 6

Accessibility Forms

There forms broad support for assistive technologies. For example: support the reading errors by screen reader software.

Accessibility menu

You can navigate using the keyboard or screen reader easily reach sub menu.

Adding support feature Teitel (Tool Tip) for users of keyboard

The information of tulle tip also appears when navigating with a keyboard.

Support Bsliidrim (changing slides)

There is a button on each slide slideshow that makes it easier for users of keyboard and screen reading software users by deploying one slides under the other. When pressing the button beside a scroll bar will appear and you can scroll through using the arrows or switch from slide to slide by clicking on the tab on the keyboard.

Little long list that Andi knows to make accessible ...

• Treatment links blank

• setting buttons and indicator for the Blind

• Support Tag BR (line breaks) for the blind

• Support Forum for the Blind </li >

• Ordering hierarchical titles

• alerts for new leaf, file types, file download

• Support components of tabs

• Support Bliitboks

• and more …