ACCESSIBILITY
Website Accessibility
We have worked hard to make our websites as accessible as possible.  If you have any comments or questions on points of accessibility please let us know feedback@999autoworld.com

This statement does not cover the accessibility of the use of the AA site. For information on this please get in touch www.theaa.com
Navigation
* The primary navigation links are available on all pages thereby
making navigation of the primary areas of interest as easy as possible
* A "breadcrumb trail" has been provided to further your
understanding of your location in the site
* We use headings sensibly to give our pages a good
structure - if
you are using the Opera browser you can cycle forward through all
our headings by pressing the 'S' key or cycle backwards by
pressing the 'W' key
* All tables on this site have been written to allow screen readers
to render them sensibly
* All links can be followed in any browser, even if scripting is
turned off
* Where possible all of our links have been written so that they can
be understood out of context. We always try to avoid "click here
Forms
* All of our forms have label controls that increase the clickable
area of form items. Try clicking on the text that accompanies a
form item and your cursor will automatically enter that field.
This makes it much easier to control the small clickable items
that are often found in forms. Please note: this doesn't apply if
multiple form items only have one label /e.g./ date fields that
have day, month and year parts.
Graphic design
* We have chosen our background and foreground colours carefully to
provide as high a degree of contrast as our branding allows.
However, because our colours are controlled from within
stylesheets you are able to change many aspects of the page so
that the text is more readable for you.
* Our websites use relative text sizes; this means that you are able
to adjust the size of the text to make it larger or smaller
depending on your preference. For example, if you're using
Internet Explorer, you can make your default text size larger
under the "View" menu, "Text Size", "Larger" (or "Largest"). Or,
if you prefer using Firefox or Opera, you can simply hold down the
Ctrl key (Windows) or Cmd key (Macintosh) whilst pressing the '+'
key to increase the text size or '-' to decrease the text size.
* If your browser or browsing device does not support CSS
stylesheets, we have ensured that the content of each page is
still readable.
* We have taken care to avoid flickering and flashing images and
scrolling text. Some of our images do flash because we are keen
for you to know about the offers contained there, however we have
made sure that the flashing is at a minimum.
Images

* All the images we've used include a useful alternative
description. Images that are pure decorative either have null ALT
attributes or are included through the use of stylesheets.
Browser-specific notes

* Users should note that, although the site supports basic rendering
for legacy browsers, accessibility features are optimised for
users of Internet Explorer versions higher than 5.5 and other
browsers complying with the W3C standards.
* Opera is a free web browser with some useful accessibility
features. For more information or to download please visit
www.opera.com http://www.opera.com/>.
* Our sites have been built to render the full width of page content
without requiring horizontal scrolling in browsers set at 800
pixels wide and larger.
* Our sites have been designed to produce an acceptable hardcopy
printout of the content in the browser. Please note; the printed
page will not be a faithful reproduction of the web page. We have
endeavoured to make the printed content as readable as possible
and have therefore removed unnecessary items that clutter the page
and use up your toner.
Technical notes
Our sites conform to the priority level 1 checkpoints of the Web Accessibility Initiative's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Where possible, level 2 and 3 checkpoints have also been implemented. The majority of the HTML code has been validated to XHTML 1.0 Transitional standard using the W3C Mark-Up Validation Service. Our sites also make extensive use of stylesheets, which have been validated using the W3C CSS Validation Service. Our sites are constantly updated and from time-to-time errors may creep into any page. We always endeavour to remove these inconsistencies as soon as possible, if you find any, please let us know feedback@l999autoworld.com
Help in making your computer easier to use
Do you have trouble using your keyboard or mouse? Do you have difficulty seeing the screen? Do you have dyslexia or communication difficulties? Visiting the My Computer, My Way http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/myway> website may help. My Computer, My Way http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/myway> was created by AbilityNet http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/>. Please note: these links will open in a new window.