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Aug23PC World… a Fine, Solid Computer Supplier!

Wandering around the local PC World a while ago, looking for some stationery bits, I noticed the wall of screens on the far side, advertising all the ‘latest’ software and gadgets….

As I got closer, it was obvious that all wasn’t well……

Aug14New Website boasts technological advancements

OC Vision launches the new barcelonaworldrace.com website powered by Content Server boasting a raft of new functionality.

Jul26Browser Size != Resolution Size

It is a common misconception that to build a website in 1024px x 768px, thats the size to set your workspace in Photoshop or Fireworks.

However, there are a number of misconceptions that this has - including:

Browsers maximised on a screen of 1024px x 768px aren’t actually that size.

Screen sizes take into account the size from ‘edge’ to ‘edge’ of the screen. That includes your taskbar and any other bars you may have running. When you maximise a browser window at 1024px x 768px - the ‘viewable area’ maybe be considerably less depending on how many toolbars you have (address bar, google bar, yahoo! bar, links etc), whether you have any scrollbars and also how large your taskbar is.

Jul26Disability Discrimination and what it means to you

Disability Discrimination and what it means to you

There is widespread speculation about the legislation introduced under the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), which tries to ensure that websites are accessible to disabled users. As an act itself and with little or no solid information on the Internet about it – web site owners find it difficult to understand how the legislation applies to them and their site.

The Royal National Institute for the Blind and the Disability Rights Commission are two of biggest advocates of the Disability Discrimination Act, although they have no specific rules governing what websites specifically need to do in order to meet the legal requirements, they have however, in conjunction with the W3C published guidelines on ‘A’, ‘AA’, and ‘AAA’ conformance levels.

Jul26Better late than never!

After a year of trying, 4 redesigns and reiterations - we’re finally happy with our website and thought we’d better launch it!

The main site is powered completely by Content Server with Custom Word-Press Blog Integration, this site provides an insight into what it means to work with OC Vision and we hope this new site instils confidence in what we do.

Over the coming weeks/months, we hope to develop our blogs to give you a clearer idea of the senior team at OC Vision and what we’re like as people as well as giving you a platform to comment/discuss and create debate.

We thank you for taking the time to visit and hope to see you back again soon!

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