Accessibility

The myViewBoard wiki, and the myViewBoard suite itself, aim to be accessible to all. This page explains how we aim to do that.

To view accessibility information for myViewBoard, click this link: myViewBoard Accessibility Assistance.

Web accessibility standards

The Web Accessibility Initiative from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C, link to website here) sets out standards and best practices for websites to follow. The myViewBoard wiki aims to follow these guidelines, and to provide additional reasonable assistance when necessary.

Read the writing guidelines for accessibility here: https://www.w3.org/WAI/tips/writing/

Accessibility of the MediaWiki platform

The myViewBoard wiki is built using the popular MediaWiki platform. This has a number of benefits for accessibility, which meet W3C guidelines, such as:

Informative, unique page titles
Page headings to convey meaning and structure
Meaningful linked text, so users know what pages will open
Alternative text for images
Clear instructions
Concise content
Screen-reader friendly pages

ViewSonic and myViewBoard accessibility policy

myViewBoard and ViewSonic both share the following accessibility policy:

Goal of being better
We aim for all our customers to have a positive experience, and we promote accessibility and inclusion. Whether you are using assistive technologies like a screen reader, a magnifier, voice recognition software, or captions for videos, our goal is to make your use of our website a successful and enjoyable experience.
Actions
We have taken several actions to further improve the accessibility of our website.
Ongoing effort
Although we are proud of the efforts that we have completed and that are in progress, we view accessibility as an ongoing effort.
Feedback
Please contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions as to how we could improve the accessibility of this website, or if you need any assistance from us.