Accessibility
The ATBA-UK wants it´s website the be as accessible as possible to enable more people to find out about mountainboarding.
Why an Accessibile website is important
Millions of people have disabilities that affect their use of the Web. Having an accessible website is important for ensuring that everyone on the internet can view the ATBA-UK website. Many users:
- use speech browsers;
- don't have the latest graphical browsers and plug-ins;
- surf with slow modems, or reside in rural or remote areas with limited access to the Internet;
- browse without graphics, using text-only browsers or subscribe to non-graphic services;
- access in noisy, high- or low-light environments;
There are also many users with disabilities such as;
- Visual - blind, low vision, color blind;
- Auditory - deaf, hard of hearing;
- Motor/physical - paraplegic;
- Cognitive/learning - dyslexic, learning disabled.
Having an accessible website means that every user, regardless of physical, sensory and cognitive disabilities, constraints and/or technological barriers can access the information.
Navigating the ATBA-UK Website
The main means of navigating the ATBA-UK website is via the dropdown menu at the top of the page. Clicking on these buttons will take the user to each of the main pages on the website. Sub-pages can also be accessed from links within each of the main pages.
All text hyperlinks on the ATBA-UK website are underlined, and include a description of where the link will take you in a hover box that will appear when you place your cursor over the link.
At the bottom of each page is an arrow which when clicked will take you to the top of the page.
The Site Map provides a list of all the pages on the ATBA-UK Website.
