Web Site Accessibility:
Accessibility:
The primary objective of Accessibility in the Web is to highlight, suggest or remind Web designers of all the techniques and designed and coded so that they are available to handicapped people and therefore to the largest possible number of web users. Its objective, therefore, is to facilitate the access and operation of the site to the widest audience possible. The explicit aim of Accessibility is to offer access to information that is not limited for any reasons of disability or handicap so that everybody can browse under any circumstances. A web site can be considered accessible when, as has been stated, any person, irrespective of their personal limitations, the characteristics of their computer or the surroundings in which they access the web, can use and understand its contents. For further information: www.accesibilidadweb.com
Levels of Accessibility of Sol Don Hoteles Web Site:
The Sol Don Hoteles Complex web site achieves Accessibility Level A of the WCAG version 1.0 of the WAI of the W3C. This has been done using the following techniques:
- Equivalent texts have been supplied using "title" and "alt" attributes so that users of limited sight or with textual browsers do not lose page information.
- Where a page presents tabulated information, the necessary tickets have been employed to find the headings of the table. In this way users of voice-activated browsers can always locate information in tables of contents point by point.
- The page has functionality even if the user's browser does not employ JavaScript technology.
- In those sections where frames have been employed, the "title" attributes have been included.
Exceptions of Web Site Accessibility:
Web site accessibility cannot be guaranteed in the "Where are we?" and "Online reservations" sections as they depend on outside information
