To allow as wide a range of users as possible to access an Internet application it is important to take into account the range of different needs, e.g.:

Low-vision users may need to use screen readers or be able to increase the size of the text

Keyboard only users will need to be able to navigate the site efficiently

A range of Internet browsers exist these days:

From the older to the most recent versions of one manufacturer

From a number of different manufacturers to different operating systems

Web sites should be designed and written to 'degrade gracefully' so that users of older browsers are not disadvantaged

Web sites created using up to date coding standards, e.g. XHTML, can expect to be efficient and robust, operating across a range of browsers and operating systems

Design and layout can be achieved with elegance and flair, using the standards found in the CSS (Stylesheets) specifications

We have experience of coding web applications using the latest AJAX and Web 2.0 technologies