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Accessibility and Gateway.com
"By asking for input from the disability community, Gateway has created a partnership that emphasizes real-world experience - opening the doors of technology to people with disabilities." Mary Rios - Executive Director, Southern California Rehabilitation Services
Gateway's commitment to accessibility means we value direct input from the disability community as well as the experience of our own employees.
"I have been blind since birth. As a Gateway employee for more than three years, I am proud of our efforts to develop an accessible Web site."
Our design enables visually impaired individuals to access the site through the use of Braille, magnification, and screen reading software. The Web team takes every element into consideration, including how you search our site, purchase a system, and access our technical support resources.
The result is a design that looks great and is easy for anyone to use.
At Gateway, we are committed to continually improving and enhancing our site to create an unsurpassed experience for all customers.
And we want to hear about your experience. If you use assistive technology to access Gateway.com, or if you have suggestions for our ongoing initiative, we welcome your comments at .
Reginald George- Gateway Technical Support Specialist
Gateway products with Microsoft® software offer a variety of features serving the IT needs of the disabled. For Microsoft's accessibility policies, see the company's Web site.
For information on the Federal government's IT Accessibility Initiative, click here. This Web site includes the language of Section 508, published in the Federal Register in April 2001.
The United States Access Board is a Federal agency committed to accessibility design. |
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