W3C+Accessibility+Standards


 * W3C Standards **

The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) set international standards for the web. Their Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) publishes comprehensive guidelines for making websites accessible.

There are three levels;

Level A
 * This is the basic level which should be achievable with any website.
 * Any images, videos, or sounds etc should have a text alternative for browsers that are not enabled for these media.

Level AA
 * Recommendation for this level is to use html code correctly.
 * Use style sheets to control layout and presentation of pages.

Level AAA
 * The final level recommends many details that will make the page easier to use for disabled people.
 * Text should be included between links.
 * Use of navigation bars for clear navigation.
 * Creating a logical order for links and forms to allow a visitor using the tab key to tab down the page.