Stylesheets
Our interest in enabling all those people (regardless of whether they have any kind of impairment, disability or handicap or not) to access information is clearly reflected in our website. Some examples are as follows: all the menus of options are made up of texts (the font size of the browser is also enlarged), and our style sheet meets the W3C CSS standard.

Images
All the images display an alternative text (viewed when positioning the cursor over them), which proves very useful when someone is viewing the website with a text browser (which does not display images) or with a browser that reads the content (used by the visually impaired)

Range of Colours
The range of colours used on our website, still corresponding to our corporate image, displays the texts with contrast on the background. This improves their legibility.

Flash Animations
Flash animations have been used to display additional dispensable, non-relevant information, as its level of accessibility is zero. We prefer to channel all our efforts into developing and maintaining a good website based on XHTML.

Browsers
Our website is optimized so as to be displayed perfectly on both PC and Macintosh, with the most common browsers (Internet Explorer 6 or later version, Netscape 7 or later version, Opera 6 or later version and Firefox), and for a screen resolution of 800x600 pixels or higher.

Accessibility Directives
Our website is adapted to Level A of Conformity with the Accessibility Directives for Web Content 1.0 (WCAG 1.0). It also meets the W3C CSS standard and successfully passes the TAW online Website Accessibility Test.