About This Web Site
This site has been designed so that the content is widely accessible, regardless of which browser, Operating System, or platform you are accessing it from. Whether you're using your cell phone or PDA to gather information regarding web design services or are using a computer using an outdated browser (e.g. Netscape 4.x) or Macintosh, our content will be displayed legibly for you. Disabled users utilizing screen readers will also be able to surf this web site and gather information easily.
We have taken care to ensure that any potential clients coming to our web site will have the ability to get the information we provide about our services. The site won't look identical on every platform, but the information will always be there.
Why? Make it so Everyone Can Read It?
Why not? Would you design a brick & mortar store, where there wouldn't be adequate walking space for someone using a walker or a wheelchair? Would you tell a potential customer who was blind that "I'm sorry, I don't want you shopping here."? Of course you wouldn't!
The web is a different medium, but why would you want to discriminate against your potential customers and site visitors because they don't use the exact same software you do? In a day and age, where there are thousands (or more) platform & browser configurations, it would be difficult to test every single one. Yet, good design that is in accordance with W3C recommendations, will typically work across most browsers and most web-surfing platforms. By knowing which browsers are non-compliant with these standards, designers are able to (in many cases) develop a viable work around for the troublesome browsers.
Using these guidelines, your web site can be designed to make your site content more flexible for print, so your visitors can take your information with them.
