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NOTE: Unless you have access to the CSS code of your website, and know how to use it, many items in this section may be out of your control. If you find some errors that you are not able to fix, send a note to your web hosting company, telling them the problems you noticed, and that youd like them to ensure that their web templates are accessible by ADA standards. Also, make a note in your report indicating what you found and what you did about it, even if you cant change it right now. You may have to turn on keyboard focus in your browser, depending on what browser you use. Put your cursor in your address bar, and "tab" through your webpage, checking for the following: Visual focus: the focus is clearly visible as you tab through the elements (usually a dotted line or a highlighted box around whatever is currently in focus) Tab to all: you can tab to all page elements, including links, form fields, buttons, and media player controls. Tab away: you can tab away from all elements that you can tab into. Tab order: the tab order follows the logical reading order in sequence. All functionality by keyboard: you can do everything (activate actions, select options, control media, etc.) with the keyboard. Drop-down lists: after you tab into a drop-down list, you can use the arrow keys to move through all the options without triggering an action Image links: when images are links, they have clear visual focus and can be activated using the keyboard (usually by pressing the Enter key). Media player controls: any media (videos, audio recordings, podcasts) can be controlled (play, pause, rewind, etc.) with the keyboard. notes:

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