Accessibility
We strive to make our site accessible to all users – if you spot a particular problem that you think we should know about please contact us.
The Disability Discrimination ActTheW3C guidelines are widely regarded as an acceptable benchmark forshowing that a company has taken steps to make their site accessible. W3C's 'Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0', are available at http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WAI-WEBCONTENT-19990505
We have taken reasonable measures to ensure that our pages conform to Level AA (EU recommended level).
Examples of features we have on this site:
- validated markup
- meaningful ALT text for any image icons
- descriptive hyperlink text
- contrasting background colors behind text (where used)
- easy to read non-serif font types
- CSS design - enabling user controlled font size
- liquid layout
- consistent navigation