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Problems accessing html version

knine
in Content Management Systems (CMS)

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Hi, I am Knine and new to this forum, this is my first post.

 

I have developed a website for an autism support group link using a Flash based CMS and everything seems to work ok.

 

The problem I have encountered is that some users with eyesight problems and use text readers to access information on the web are unable to access the site because it is in Flash. Ideally I would like to give the option of a html version of the site but although I can view the site in html once the site is launched (in Flash) I can't work out how to give access to it otherwise.

 

If this is possible then I suppose I could try a workaround, as usual the company supplying the CMS are totally blank. I would appreciate any advice.

 

By the way the W3C Markup Validation Service passes the site reporting 'this document was successfully checked as XHTML 1.0 Transitional!' I suppose because it checks the html and does not see the Flash.

 

Regards

 

Knine

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