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Accessibility Guidelines

This website is being developed with accessibility in mind, whilst not all features will be implemented from day one - we have a structured development plan to address key issues.

Access Keys

All top level navigation links can be accessed through access keys on your keyboard. To use this facility please consult these browser specific instructions:

Microsoft's Internet Explorer; press [ALT] + access key and then press enter.
Opera; press [SHIFT] + [ESC] to toggle and then the access key
Mozilla / Firefox, press [ALT] + access key
On Apple Macs press [Control] + access key

To view our access keys, please consult the site map.

Logical Form Navigation - tabindexes

Our forms have been developed with a "tabindexing", this quite literally allows you use the [TAB] key to easily move between fields.

Resizable Text

All text on our website can be easily resized to make it more easily readable. To increase, or decrease, try the following:

Internet Explorer 5+: Click View > Text Size and select your preferred size.
Netscape Navigator 4+5: Click View > Increase Font or Decrease Font.
Netscape Navigator 6+: Click View > Text Size and select your preferred size.
Opera 5+: Use the Zoom toolbar to increase or decrease the page enlargement factor.
Mozilla: Click View > Text Zoom and select your preferred size.
Firefox: Click View -> Text Size -> Increase, or with your keyboard, press Ctrl-Plus (Windows) or Cmd-Plus (Mac) to enlarge text, or Ctrl-Minus (Windows) or Cmd-Minus (Mac) to reduce it
Safari (Mac): Click View -> Make text bigger, or with your keyboard, press Cmd+ to enlarge text, or Cmd- to reduce it
Camino (Mac): Click View -> Bigger Text, or with your keyboard, press Cmd+ to enlarge text, or Cmd- to reduce it

Alternate Layouts

We recognise that our primary design has accesibility issues, mainly with poor contrast between background and foreground colours. It is our intention to release a more accessible template in the near future.

W3C Standards Compliance

To maximise browser interoperability, we continually strive to meet W3C standards for:

XHTML 1.0 Transitional
CSS 2.0