One of the things which kept me busy in February was the upgrading and re-design of the Greenland White-fronted Goose website. The client, my husband, wanted a dark blue background with light text. Even though I used a colour wheel to check the accessibility of the colour combination other people who have seen the re-vamped version of the website are complaining that it is unreadable. What to do? Do they just have traditional expectations of black print on white background or is this a genuine problem? Unfortunately for me changing the colour scheme is a major job as there is no template facility in the system I use so I need to be certain that changing the colour scheme yet again would be worthwhile.
The main content changes have been a major updating of the Great Britain section which really means a major update of the Scottish information since the geese occur mostly in Scotland within Great Britain during the winter.
Keywords: accessibility, greenland white-fronted goose, Scotland
