Inclusive Government: Accessibility Statement

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Cymraeg Accessibility Statement Home Research Projects: The Effectiveness of Inclusive Governance Social Capital & the Participation of Marginalised groups in Government 2001-04 An Absolute Duty Close the Pay Gap Other Content: Future research Cardiff University's Masters Degree module in Inclusive Governance About us/This website Latest news Dissemination events Links	Accessibility Statement This is the accessibility statement for the Inclusive Governance website. If you have any questions of comments feel free to e-mail the site administrator at Bonney@cf.ac.uk. Access Keys Most browsers support jumping to specific links by typing keys defined on the website. On windows, you can press 'ALT' + an access key and return; on Macintosh, you can press 'Control' + an access key and return. All pages on this site define the following access keys: Access key 1 - Homepage Access key 2 - Skip past navigation bar Access key 0 - Accessibility Statement Standards compliance All pages on this site are XHTML compliant Links Most links are written to make sense out of context. The few that are not include further details in the title attribute. This is also the case where the link is set to open in an external window, here used only where the link is to an external site. Images This site uses few images. Those used are have alternative text. Navigation aids In addition to the access keys the site has a comprehensive menu to the left and bottom of each page, including links to the home page. Every page has a 'jump past navigation menu' link that is invisible in standard browsers. Content All acronyms are expanded with descriptive text. Relative font sizes and standard headers are used throughout. Guidance The accessibility provisions written into this website were guided by reference to three sources, links to each follow: Dive into accessibility Bobby accessibility testing Cardiff University's Web Accessibility guidelines
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