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All of the puzzlepassion.com webpages are designed to be accessible. We have taken the WAI’s (Web Accessibility Initiative) recommendations into account and applied the accessibility criteria established by the World Wide Web Consortium under Priority 1, thereby achieving an “A” level of conformity.

We have also avoided using JavaScript and pop-up windows. And, when a link opens in a new window, the visitor is warned first by means of an icon and the link title.

All of the addresses appearing throughout the website are clear and structured in order to ease navigation while page titles are structured so that they can be correctly indexed.

Images come with an alternative text for browsers that cannot display images or that have this option deactivated by default.

The keyboard can also be used to fill in all of the search and data entry forms.

The website's structure is semantic and we have added a Map to make browsing or finding specific pages easier.

The website’s layout and design is done through external CSS files and is, therefore, separate from each page’s source code.