Accessibility Help

This page is here to provide you with accessibility guidelines and information on how to use the Emotional Logic website.

Our website design policy for Emotional Logic

We have worked hard to ensure that this website is both attractive and accessible. If you experience any problems when navigating the site, please advise us so that we can look into how we can make the website more accessible to you. Below is a summary of the main ways in which we have built this site to optimise its accessibility:

• This site uses scaleable text, so that you can increase or decrease the size of writing by changing your web browser settings.
  
• All images which are used on the site to convey information include a description of what the image shows and any important information that it provides.
  
• All of the web pages have been designed to make sense to screen reader users. The navigation system and text content is structured on the page to follow a linear path (top-to-bottom, left-to-right) which will make sense when read aloud. Important functions are found at the beginning of each page so that screen reader users can navigate the site quickly and easily without having to listen to all of the information that is not required.
  
• All text has been placed on contrasting backgrounds to allow users with colour differentiation disabilities (such as colour blindness) to view the text easily.
  
• Pages have been optimised for tab indexing.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Users of this website can access important navigational functions using tab indexing.

Press TAB to cycle through all of the menu options, hyperlinks and buttons shown on the pages.

Note that you need to have the browser window selected on your desktop for the short cut keys to work. If a shortcut key is not working you should hit the tab key to make the access key function active. Also bear in mind that an access key shortcut will not work if you are already viewing the page that the shortcut relates to.

Customising your computer to improve accessibility

You can find advice about how to customise your web browser, computer desktop and screen settings by visiting http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/myway/