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Accessibility

What is Accessibility?

Web accessibility means that the website and its contents are accessible to the largest possible number of users regardless of what browsing technology they are using or any disability they might have. Browsing technology denotes hardware, browser, Internet connection speed, peripherals, settings of browser or equipment, ambient conditions, etc. Disability refers to sight, hearing, motor or cognitive impairments.

Commitment Statement

The website "www.orona.es" is definitely committed to web accessibility and aims to make the information it contains reach the largest possible number of users, both disabled and non-disabled. For this purpose, it uses standard technologies as specified by W3C and follows the WAI 1.0 Accessibility Guidelines. Using W3C defined web standards, such as XHTML 1.0 Transitional for valid semantic markup and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for design, allows correct display of the website on different devices and platforms in addition to enabling adequate printing of the contents. If you have any query, suggestion or problem relating to the accessibility of this website, feel free to contact us by email to orona@orona.es

Conformance Icons

The ORONA website satisfies the following requirements:

W3C's WCAG 1.0 Conformance Level Double-A

This page conforms to W3C's "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0", level Double-A. Click on the link for information about the accessibility levels and the use of conformance icons.

XHTML 1.0

This shows that XHTML version 1.0 Strict has been used properly and its syntax sticks to the grammar of this language. Its link directs you to W3C's validator.

CSS-2

This certifies that the style sheets syntax used is correct. Its link directs you to W3C's validator of Cascading Style Sheets.

Aid to navigation

Variable font size

In designing the pages of this website, we used relative units, e.g. for text size. Pages display correctly at any resolution and user will be able to change the text size if this function is available to them.

Site Map

An index of this website pages is available to users through the site map.

Navigation Bar

User will know at all times, which section/sub-section they are in thanks to the navigation bar situated at the top of each page.

Keyboard Access

Direct access keys facilitate browsing and access to contents. For using these shortcuts, user has to strike the following key combinations according to the operative system used:

Internet Explorer 4.0, Netscape, Mozilla, Firefox:

ALT + direct access key on keyboard

Internet Explorer 5 and higher versions:

ALT + direct access key on keyboard + ENTER

Ópera:

Shiftkey + Esc (to active rapid access keys)

MacOS:

CTRL + direct access key on keyboard

Access Keys

Access keys available for this website are:

0 Go to main menu

1 Home

2 Contact us

3 Orona UK

4 Our Values

5 Orona Solutions

6 Services

7 Where we are

a Accesibility

l Legal Notice

Go to Contents

Users of text browsers or voice (text-to-speech) browsers can go direct to the navigation menu and contents of each page by means of the 'Go to main menu' and 'Go to contents' links provided for this purpose at the beginning of each page on this website or alternatively by using the access keys 0 and 9 respectively.

Images

Complex images include the longdesc attribute or an on-line description that explains in detail the image content. Because not all browsers interact correctly with the longdesc tag, we provide direct links to the long descriptions of images using a [d] link.

Link Types (NoFollow Links)

As an aid to navigation in text browsers and screen readers, we have implemented special links. Browsers like Netscape 6, Opera 7 or the family of Mozilla-based browsers have an auxiliary navigation bar that permits using those links:

index: Link to home page.

contents: Link to site map.

help: Link to Accessibility Statement.

copyright: Link to Legal Notice.

up: Go to top of page.

start: Go to first document.

next: Go to next document.

prev: Go back to previous document.