Our site employs a number of techniques in order for it to be accessible with a broad range of computer and user requirements.
We have taken the following steps to make this site accessible to the widest audience possible:
All images on the site have alternative text (ALT tags/popup text)
All text uses relative font sizes so that the size can be increased or decreased according to user requirements
Page styles are implemented using CSS so that the site is backwards compatible with older browsers and scalable for the future
This site follows W3C standards (www.w3.org)
The majority of onscreen elements on our site are in plain text. Where they are not in plain text we have provided alternative text which will appear when you hover your mouse cursor over an image.
If you wish to increase or decrease the size of text on this website this can be done using your web browser. The procedure for doing this differs from browser to browser, so we will outline the process for doing this in the most popular browsers:
Internet Explorer 3/4: View > Fonts
Internet Explorer 5+: View > Text Size
Mozilla/Firefox: View > Text Size
Netscape 4: View > Increase/Decrease Font Size
Netscape 6: View > Text Size
Netscape 7: View > Text Zoom
If you don't know the version of your browser this can easily be found by pointing your mouse to Help > About.
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