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Accessibility
LowerMyBills is committed to ensuring that our website is accessible to all visitors,
regardless of their ability or the technology available to them.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published clear guidelines on how to achieve
the widest possible level of accessibility for all users. We aim to comply with
priorities 1, 2 and where possible, 3 outlined in the W3C's Web Content Accessibility
Guidelines 1.0, as well as applying best practices regarding the structure and separation
of content (XHTML 1.0) and design (CSS 2.0).
Accessibility Help
BBC’s My Web My Way provides operating system and browser specific help for a range
of accessibility issues, including:
- Help with seeing websites
- Help with hearing websites
- Help with reading websites
- How to fill in web forms
- How to use your keyboard and mouse to help you browse.
The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1995 outlines the statutory obligation for
service providers to provide the same level of access to disabled persons as it
does to any other member of the public, and to ensure that barriers to access are
removed.
Problems with this website?
It is our aim to keep up to date with the latest standards in accessibility, and
we test this website regularly to ensure that we meet those standards. However,
since there are no reliable, automated means of testing for accessibility and the
process is done manually, occasionally we miss something. We would therefore appreciate
your feedback to help us improve our service. Email us at:
help@lowermybills.co.uk
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