Accessibility

What is Accessibility? Accessibility for Web pages means the content of the site can be delivered in any situation such as:

• Different or outdated browsers
• Text-only browsers
• Images disabled
• Styles disabled
• User-increased text size
• PDAs or Cell Phone browsers
• Screen Reading Software for visually impaired individuals

This flexibility can be achieved using valid and meaningful XHTML for content and CSS for styling. On the World Wide Web why limit who can view your site?

It is very important to update your favourite browser in order to take advantage of new features and technology on the Internet. However, there are always reasons that outdated browsers are still used. As Web Designers we must accommodate those users.

This Site's Features

This site has been designed to reach the broadest range of users. This site contains the following features:

• You may resize the text using your current browser
• You may disable all images in order to reduce loading time without losing much information
• You may disable styles to view the bare content of this site
• You may disable images and styles to view this site in text-only mode
• This site has been designed to be screen reader friendly

Visit the Help menu in your browser to learn how to select the above options. To enable screen reading you may need to download extra software.

Access Keys

Access keys have been enabled on most links to allow you to navigate this site using your keyboard. Most modern browsers support these access keys. In many Mac browsers, press CTRL + the access key; in many Windows browsers, press ALT + the access key. In Internet Explorer, press ALT + the access key, then ENTER. Visit the Help menu in your browser to learn how to use Access Keys.

Access keys for clickitmultimedia.ca:

Access Key	Page
H	HOME
V	VIDEO/BROADCAST
P	PORTFOLIO
C	CONTACT
F	FEATURED PROJECT
A	ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES
S	SITEMAP
1,2,3...	FRIENDS & CLIENTS LINKS