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The start-up kit provides a small, self-contained, accessible and usable website template.
The material featured is constructed in HTML 4 employing Cascading Style Sheets [guidelines section 6.2]. It is designed for training purposes and to assist in building an active website. The kit may be re-used free-of-charge without restriction, provided the source is acknowledged.
6.2 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
When re-using it will be necessary for the metadata [guidelines section 1.7], PICS label [guidelines section 1.8] and version control information [guidelines section 3.2.8] to be adjusted to meet your particular requirements.
This start-up-kit has been validated to the W3C's WAI 'A' standard, it is essential that you revalidate your pages before publishing them [guidelines section 2.4.3, section 2.4.7 and section 6.1.6]
This kit employs the recommended UK government Accesskeys standard [guidelines section 2.4.4] and has an accompanying example of graphic free Easy Access pages.
The start-up kit can be downloaded as a zip file (87kB). It has 13 files at root, eg, index.htm, whatsnew.htm, sitemap.htm etc, a css directory with two files, easyaccess directory with 8 files, images directory with two general images and logo sub-directory with 5 images, a library directory with 5 html files and two sub-directories - pdf for PDF downloables and rtf for RTF downloadables.
zip file (87kB).
For the Illustrated handbook for web management teams or the framework for senior managers refer to: