Accessibility

This website has been designed and created to be as accessible to as many users as possible. This has been carried out by converting the website to following the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) Accessibility Initiative (WAI) accessibility guidelines as far as possible.

One section remains largely incompatible and that is the Forum section. This is a "third party" supplied section and therefore is not as easy to make accessible although we are working on making it so.

Web Browsers We have built this website to work on all modern, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards compliant browsers with Javascript enabled. This includes Internet Explorer 5.5 + (PC), Internet Explorer 5.1 + (Mac) Netscape 6+, Opera 6+, Mozilla 6+.

Users of older browsers such as Netscape 4 will still have access to the content, however it will be in an unformatted version. Users are encouraged to upgrade their browser for free.

Links to all of the popular Browsers are listed below:

Internet Explorer
Netscape
Opera
Firefox

Text Sizes
Most of the text on the site can be resized to suit personal preference.

Javascript
This website requires javascript to be enabled to function correctly. If you have javascript turned off, please enable it before browsing the rest of the website.

Cookies
This website requires cookies to be enabled to function correctly. If you have cookies turned off, please enable them before browsing the rest of the website as you will NOT be able to access the website without cookies enabled. We only use cookies to make your experience easier and more enjoyable, no "secret" or "private" information is stored and NO information is passed to any third party.

Screen Readers
A Screen Reader is the commonly used name for Voice Output Technology used. This website has been designed to work with Screen Reader technology. Information is conveyed in a logical order within a tableless design. All images have text equivalents and tabular data and forms are headed up correctly.

Links to a selection of popular Screen Readers are listed below:

IBM Home Page Reader
JAWS for Windows
LookOUT
Window-Eyes Professional

Feedback/Help
As we have constructed the web site we have tested it using a selection of browser software. We know there are a variety of computer and web access technologies that we have not been able to test the performance of the site with. In order to help us reach our goal of making. The Llugwy Farm user-friendly we would be very grateful for any feedback you can give us.