Web Accessibility

Like the telephone before it, the Internet has quickly matured into an essential public service that millions of people throughout the world rely on everyday. It is the greatest hub of information ever assembled and affects how we study, shop for products and services, learn about world events and communicate with those around us.

Recognizing the Internet's importance in today's society, many governments are in the process of introducing legislation designed to ensure equal access to the Web regardless of any physical disability a person may have. In some parts of the world, such as the United Kingdom and Australia, these laws already exist and businesses are required to comply. In many other countries, government Web sites are required to meet Web Accessibility standards while businesses are encouraged to comply voluntarily.

As a leading Internet solutions provider, Market Pipeline is committed to assisting our customers to ensure their Web sites are accessible for people with disabilities. We do this by providing education, guidance and solutions that comply with the worldwide W3C standards.

Before we publish a Web site live to the Internet we will provide the links you see below to validate W3C compliance for each Web page. Go ahead and see what we mean.