Accessibility Statement

So, just what is accessibility and how does it affect you? It shouldn't. Because an accessible website like Enigma should be available to visitors using different web browsers, different operating systems and, importantly, different perspectives on the Internet as a possible result of physical or cognitive impairment.

The Web should be accessible to everyone, whether via dial-up modem or with the high-speed delights of broadband. This entire website has been constructed to deliver optimum performance - through standards-compliant markup (the stuff under the bonnet) and visually, through optimised, fast-loading graphical images.

Accessibility Options - Stuff You Can Change

In order to accommodate users' best experience, you can make the site text smaller, normal or larger.

Further, you can have left aligned or justified text to suit your viewing preferences. Left-aligned text prevents 'rivers' associated with justified text which some dyslexics find very challenging, especially when reading a web page.

One final option offers the choice of either a dark or light site colour scheme; some people appreciate good contrast light on dark text, while others would gladly shoot the developer.

These preferences will be stored in a cookie and retrieved upon subsequent visits.

However, if these options do not to work it is likely you have disabled JavaScript in your browser, and there's little we can do about that other than to rewrite the site using server-side markup such as ASP or PHP - which is anticipated but not scheduled for the immediate future.

Website Development Standards

This website built by Enigma SEO Consulting meets specific development recommendations as specified by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C):

• Hypertext eXtensible Markup Language (XHTML) compliance
• Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) validation and
• Web Accessibility Initiative guidelines.

Which means the website developers have taken pains to ensure this site delivers optimum performance and visibility to as wide as possible an internet audience.