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Accessibility
TMB.Net, accessible to All
TMB offers its pages with an accessible
design and with the goal of guaranteeing universal access to
All.
All the pages have been tested and the advise of WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) and the ONCE (Spanish Organisation of the Blind).
All the pages have been tested and the advise of WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) and the ONCE (Spanish Organisation of the Blind).
Accessibility Rules
Accessibility rules:
1. Page back: it will be necessary to use twice the command alt-arrow left to go to the back page. Alternatively, the fast access keys that are operated from the keyboard combination section can be used.
2. Hidden text: it is used when the organisation and design of the page do not make the contents fully accessible to the present technological means. This technique is also used when the relevant information on the page is basically visual.
3. Direct access to the main navigating options: it places the page focus on the options that allow navigation.
4. Direct access to the web map: it places the focus on the map.
5. Direct access to the searcher: it places the focus on the editing chart to search for the desired information.
1. Page back: it will be necessary to use twice the command alt-arrow left to go to the back page. Alternatively, the fast access keys that are operated from the keyboard combination section can be used.
2. Hidden text: it is used when the organisation and design of the page do not make the contents fully accessible to the present technological means. This technique is also used when the relevant information on the page is basically visual.
3. Direct access to the main navigating options: it places the page focus on the options that allow navigation.
4. Direct access to the web map: it places the focus on the map.
5. Direct access to the searcher: it places the focus on the editing chart to search for the desired information.
Keyboard combination
A series of key combinations have been
defined to enter faster into the most common links. The keys
are combined with the key
alt-left and only work with the navigator Internet Explorer.
Those combinations of letters that in Catalonian, Spanish or English may result in conflict, both with the operative system program, as with the most used synthesisers and the navigator Internet Explorer, have been omitted.
Navigational key combinations (active in the whole TMB.net website) are following the browser-defined standard in addition to an specific key combination defined by TMB:
Specific navigational keys defined by browser:
Specific keys combination defined by TMB.net Website:
Those combinations of letters that in Catalonian, Spanish or English may result in conflict, both with the operative system program, as with the most used synthesisers and the navigator Internet Explorer, have been omitted.
Navigational key combinations (active in the whole TMB.net website) are following the browser-defined standard in addition to an specific key combination defined by TMB:
Specific navigational keys defined by browser:
Internet explorer 5.0 or higher: Alt + <Access Key> + Intro
Opera 8 or higher: Shift + Escape + <Access Key>
Firefox 2.0 or higher: Alt + Shift + <Access Key>- Firefox versions before 2.0: Alt + <Access Key>
Specific keys combination defined by TMB.net Website:
- Direct access to the contents: q
- Direct access to the system of navigation: m
- Go to the accessibility page and keyboard options: b
- Go back to the beginning of the page: o
- Searcher: r
- Web map: p
- Home page: g
