We’ve worked to ensure this site conforms to W3C Accessibility A standard. Here’s a few examples of how you access and navigate this site easily.

Using the tab key

The tab key on your keyboard will allow you to move from link to link on each page. Pressing Shift + tab will highlight the previous link. Pressing the Enter button on your keyboard will activate the link and take you to the desired destination.

Changing text size

Most browsers offer a feature that allows you to change the size of text on a page. Simply follow the link in your browser’s menu to adjust this to a level you feel comfortable with (for example in Internet Explorer 5 and 6 on a PC, select View > Text Size.)

Images & Video

All graphics have alternative text attributes which help explain their significance or if they’re a link to non visual users of this page. Video with speech has the full transcript of the spoken content on the same page, and if you put your cursor over the video, you will have the option to control the playback features of the piece.

Older browsers

This site has been designed to work with most browsers and designed to standards to allow as wide ranging an audience as possible., However some older browsers may not be standards compliant. If this is the case you should try upgrading to a compliant browser, details of which can be found here.