Accessibility Statement

Creating websites which are accessible to everyone should be a goal of every web developer. I am no different and have tried my best to ensure that this site is as accessible as possible.

Access Keys

Most browsers support jumping to specific links with a key press. On Windows, you can press ALT + an access key; on Macintosh, you can press Control + an access key.

All pages on this site define the following access keys:

Access Key Destination
1 Articles
2 People
3 About Me
4 Accessibility Statement

XHTML/CSS

This website is built in accordance with W3C web standards. It has been visually stylised with CSS in order to increase flexibility, reduce loading times and improve the performance of browser readers for the visually impared.

Follow this link for more information on web standards, or drop me an email using the form below.


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Contact Me

Most of my e-mails are from kind folk trying to flog me Viagra. If you want to speak to me about anything other than prescription drugs then fill in this form. I don't bite.

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Media Panel - Things I like

Music I Like

  • U2 - The Joshua Tree - Album Cover
  • Feeder - The Singles - Album Cover
  • The Stone Roses - Album Cover
  • Embrase - Out of Nothing - Album Cover
  • Nirvana - Incesticide - Album Cover
  • The Offspring - Smash - Album Cover

Videos I Like

  • U2 - Original of the Species - Video Screenshot
  • Nirvana - Heart Shaped Box - Video Screenshot
  • Cillet Bang Video Screenshot
  • Metallica - Unforgiven - Video Screenshot
  • U2 - Numb - Video Screenshot
  • Michael Jackson - Motown 25 - Video Screenshot

Books I Like

  • Red Dwarf, Backwards - Rob Grant - Book Cover
  • DOM Scripting - Jeremy Kieth - Book Cover
  • Foundations of Ajax - Ryan Asleson, Nate T. Schutta - Book Cover
  • The Silence of the Lambs - Thomas Harris - Book Cover
  • PHP Anthology Volume 1 - Harry Feucks - Book Cover
  • Web Standards Solutions: The Markup and Style Handbook - Dan Cederholm - Book Cover

About This Website

This site is the personal space of Steve Tucker. Its version number is 9. As a testing ground the site gives Steve a canvas on which to push his skills and ideas, bridging the author/reader gap using dynamic technologies like Javascript. Since version #2 this site has been custom-built in PHP, a stable open-source programming language running on a Linux server.

This site is not just an information platform. It's Steve's passionate hobby and part time retreat. Continually evolving it remains true to its roots; clean, attractive, cutting-edge and distinct. The site has built upon web standards, tableless CSS design, and the principal of accessibility.

You can learn a little more about Steve here »