Access KeysAccess keys allow a computer user to immediately jump to a specific part of a web page via the keyboard.AccessibilityWeb accessibility is the practice of making web pages accessible, so it can be used by as many people as possible without modificationALT TextAlternative text (ALT text) describes an image on a web page for users who cannot see the imageBrowserA web browser is a software application that enables a user to display web pages on the world wide web. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator and Mozilla Firefox are all types of browser.FramesFrames are a way of displaying multiple HTML documents on one pageGISGraphical Information Systems (GIS) is a system for storing, creating, analysing and managing map based data.HTMLHypertext mark up language (HTML) is a programming language used to create web pagesNon graphicalDisplays a web page without pictures. Can make it easier for users with screen readers to use the website.Operating systemAn operating system is a software program that manages hardware and software on a computer. For example Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh and Linux are all operating systems.PDFA Portable Document Format (PDF) is a publicly available file format. Other document types can be easily converted into PDF.Planning public accessPlanning public access is an online planning system which allows you to view planning applications against addresses in the Spelthorne Borough.Screen readerA screen reader is a software application that reads text displayed on the screen. Normally used by vision impaired users.SitemorseSiteMorse produces quarterly analysis of all Council (and many other) websites. They focus on technical measures of performance, quality and accessibility, but do not assess other more important issues such as content and usefulness.TaggingWeb pages can be tagged with “data about data” to describe what the subject of the page is.Graphical Version l
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