hi theresa. yes I know what you mean about problems. just having a brief look the part that asks if you would be willing to take part in a survey only requires one answer, yes or no but has 4 radio buttons and I think this is not just purely an accessibility issue but a usability one. Further down the page, the user is asked for genda. the prompt to select 1 gets mixed up with the label for the next question. This is probably due to poor HTML coding. lower down you are asked if you consider yourself to have a disability. the word disability is a button and clicking on it gives you a definition of disability. this is confusing maybe from an access point of view but wrong from a users' point of view. you are being asked if you consider yourself to have a disability, not whether you have a disability according to what the university chooses to define as disability so there is really no need for that button. the part about ethnicity seems to work quite well as does the rest of the form though maybe a bit of attention could be paid to labels so that as the user tabs through the form with a screenreader, prompts are spoken in relevant cases. Lastly, this form has a number of sections. the top heading is Staff Questionaire there are then sub headings of Background Information, Contact Information, Demoghraphic Information and Nationality and Ethnicity information. Propper HTML heading tags should be used to make the page more navigable. Staff information should have a heading 1 tag and the other headings should be at level 2. I hope this is of some help. Regards Graham ----- Original Message ----- From: Theresa Hodge To: Access UK Mailing List Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 10:45 AM Subject: [access-uk] Can Someone Help? Hi All I need some help from people who use a couple of different screenreaders ... I am involved in a project where a questionnaire is being put on a website for staff and students of a university to complete about their experiences as a disabled person working for / studying at the university. I've now used a couple of different online questionnaire systems and have views on both. I wonder if some people could look at this (please don't spend much time, just a quick overview) and give me some comments on how accessible it is? The link is http://esda.awardspace.com/staff.htm/ In my opinion, the online version has been developed to look very much like the paper version - but I'm not sure it works online. I'll reserve any further comments until I have some feedback!! Anyway, see what you think ... Theresa Hodge theresa.hodge@xxxxxxxxx __________ NOD32 1.1782 (20060928) Information __________ This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. http://www.eset.com