Accessibility — Stone’s Home Centers

This website says it was developed using web standards and accessibility features to support people with different abilities and disabilities. It provides guidance for navigating and manipulating site content.

Navigating With Headings

Many assistive technologies and some browsers let users navigate by headings.

Common screen-reader shortcuts:

• H — Move to the next heading.

• 1 — Move to the next level 1 heading.

• 2 — Move to the next level 2 heading.

• INSERT + F6 — Show a headings list, sortable by tab order or alphabetically.

Home Page Reader:

• H — Move to the next heading.

• Alt + 1 — Enable Headings Reading Mode.

  • Down Arrow — Next heading.

  • Up Arrow — Previous heading.

Opera browser:

• S — Next heading.

• W — Previous heading.

Navigating With Page Landmarks

The site says users can navigate page landmarks, such as headers, footers, and navigation blocks.

• ; — Move to the next landmark.

• Shift + ; — Move to the previous landmark.

• Insert + Ctrl + ; — Select a landmark.

Navigating With Access Keys

Access keys allow users to jump to specific parts of an HTML page.

• PC: Alt + Shift followed by the relevant key.

• Mac: Ctrl followed by the relevant key.

Available site access keys:

Page Zoom

The site notes that most browsers allow users to scale text and images.