Accessibility

North Shields Library Club's Project "Remembering the Past, Resourcing the Future" is committed to producing accessible and usable online services. We aim to make all pages as accessible as possible to users with disabilities, including users who may be blind or partially sighted.

The design of our website includes many features aimed to improve accessibility:-

  • Images used in our site are given appropriate alternative text descriptions ("ALT texts"), as required by internationally-recognised Web accessibility guidelines. All graphical navigation buttons are similarly ALT-tagged;
  • We strictly avoid the use of frames throughout the website;
  • Our pages are uncluttered and clear to read;
  • The navigation of the site has been designed so that you can find what you are looking for with as few clicks and as easily as possible.

In addition to using the browser options of viewing different text sizes, we have produced four text sizes for the site which can be selected from every page. The following options allow you to alter the size of the screen font.

Change text size to Small Change text size to Medium Change text size to Large Change text size to Extra Large Change to Text Only

 


All of the pages on this website have been checked and found to be valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional. This means that the resource in question identified itself as "XHTML 1.0 Transitional" and that it successfully performed a formal validation using an SGML or XML Parser (depending on the markup language used).

Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional

 

All of the Cascading Style Sheets used within this website have been produced to show users that care has been taken to create an interoperable Web page.

Valid CSS!

 

100 Memory Challenge

Staff and volunteers in the RPRF project have launched a ‘one hundred memory’ challenge and we’d be delighted if any of our website visitors would like to be part of it. 

The aim is to collect 100 new memories by 31st March 2012 and display them on our website.  Memories can cover any subject that has a connection to North Tyneside in the 20th Century and they can be short or long, poetry, prose, spoken, photographic etc, etc. 

Each contributor will get a presentation set of their memory, which makes a nice gift for members of the family. 

If you’d like to find out more or send in a draft of your memory please use the ‘Contact Us’ page on the website.