e likely to make mistakes than users without disabilities.
         Using context-sensitive help, users find out how to perform an operation without losing
         track of what they are doing.
      </p>
      
      <p>Context-sensitive help only needs to be provided when the label is not
         sufficient to describe all functionality. The existence of context-sensitive help
         should be obvious to the user and they should be able to obtain it whenever they require
         it. 
         
      