Accessibility
Making our website open to all
Access Keys
Keyboard shortcuts known as Access Keys have been included in this website to assist navigation without a mouse. They can be used from any page in the site, and are listed below:
1 = Home
2 = News
3 = Site Map
4 = About Us
5 = Services
6 = Portfolio
7 = Testimonies
9 = Contact Us
0 = Accessibility (this page)
c = Skip to main content
s = Skip to main sidebar
t = Back to top of page
x = Text only version of site
You can use the Access Keys as follows:
Internet Explorer (PC): press and hold ALT and select the appropriate number/letter, then press enter
Mozilla / Firefox (PC): press and hold ALT and select the appropriate number/letter
Netscape (PC): press and hold ALT and select the appropriate number/letter
Mozilla / Firefox (Mac): press and hold CTRL and select the appropriate number/letter
Safari (Mac): press and hold CTRL and select the appropriate number/letter
Netscape (Mac): press and hold CTRL and select the appropriate number/letter
Internet Explorer (Mac): press and hold CTRL and select the appropriate number/letter
Alternative Style Sheets
A customisable text-only version of this site is also available for those who may find viewing the graphic version difficult. This can be
accessed on ony page either by using the appropriate access key ('x') or by clicking the link on the footer bar. Doing so will save a cookie
onto your computer so it remembers to load subsequent pages in the same version until you request otherwise.
Change to the text-only version of
the site now »
Alternative Font Sizes
You can increase (or decrease) the size of the text on this site using the controls built into your browser.
To change size on a PC, press and hold CTRL and then + to increase the size or - to reduce it.
On a Mac, press and hold CMD and then + or -
If you are using Internet Explorer, you need to go to the 'View' menu, then 'Text Size' and then select the appropriate option.
Browser Support & Markup Validation
This website has been tested on a wide variety of browsers on PCs running Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintoshes running OSX. While results may be unpredicatable on some older platforms, the main content of the page will be visible on any Standards-compliant browser.
The code in this website conforms to the W3C markup validation requirements for both XHTML1 and CSS, and the site has been built to conform to Level AA of the W3c-WAI Web Content Accessibility Standards. (Select one of the links below to confirm.)
