Making our site and content accessible to everyone.
Sabresoft Systems makes every effort to ensure this Site and its Content is accessible to everyone and welcomes any ideas or comments from our visitors that may help us to further improve upon the accessibility and usability of our website.
We continually evaluate all aspects of our Site to ensure no one is unreasonably prevented or restricted from viewing any information contained on our website. However, if you have difficulty accessing any material on this Site because of a disability, please contact us and we will work with you to make the information available.
To facilitate usability this site contains accessibility features to accommodate the needs of individuals with disabilities. A few basic examples are:
Additional features that aid in terms of accessibility are also employed such as:
Where possible, this site incorporates many elements from the following guidelines:
When designing this site our aim was to create a fast, usable and accessible site while also being standards compliant. By choosing to adhere to a compliant standard it helps ensure that everyone can access the site and its content - even for those users who do not use the latest browsers.
This site uses CSS for visual layout. However, if your browser or browsing device does not support the use of style sheets, the content of each page is still readable.
Our site design has been tested for compliance with XHTML 1.0 Transitional as set forth in www.w3.org to ensure maximum browser compatibility and accessibility.
We also validate all pages using our own in-house validation system and visually check each page for design errors prior to publishing. Although it is not possible to ensure every aspect of our site works with every combination of browser and operating system in use, the site layout and design have been tested with various browser versions.
If you are having difficulty viewing our pages or find a design error please notify us with the following information:
We will verify and correct, where practical, the reported issue on our next scheduled maintenance update.
The following resources provide further information on Accessibility issues.