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We know that many people have difficulty in using the web and many sites just don‘t even bother to try.
We believe in doing things differently, doing things better, and although we know it‘s impossible to design a site that everyone can use, we‘ve tried our best to make our site accessible to as many people as possible and work with all kinds of technology.
If you have difficulty accessing some of our content, please let us know and we will do our best to sort it out.

Standards Compliance

All the pages on this site comply with priority 1,2 and 3 guidelines of the W3 Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 1.0) and Section 508 of the United States Workforce Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Our HTML uses meaningful mark–up to ensure our site works across the majority of browsers and other devices.
Our site uses the latest CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to control and maintain the presentation, look and feel. If your browser does not support CSS, or if you have disabled CSS styling, the visual presentation will be affected but all the content will still be readable.
All links use the 'TITLE' attribute to help describe the destination page in greater detail. Users with screen readers may need to set their screen reader options to use this feature.
All images use the 'ALT' attribute, which is a descriptive statement that clearly describes what that image is.

Access Keys:
Access Keys are special commands that most web browsers support, allowing you to link to specific pages by typing rather than relying on a pointer device like a mouse:

Firefox Users: Alt + Shift + access key
IE7 & 6: Alt + access key (release both keys) + Enter
Safari: Control + access key