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We’ve designed this site so that it is easy to use and accessible, regardless of age, impairments or means of access. It supports standard web browsers and alternate devices such as audio browsers and PDAs.
Built with standards-compliant XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2, the site has been developed to conform to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0, lW3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Conformance Level ‘AA’.
Text size
Access keys
Keyboard shortcuts
Help with PDFs
More information
If you would like further help, please contact us.
Text size
If you would like to increase or decrease the size of the text on the site most browsers support the keyboard shortcuts Control/+ or Control/- to adjust text size. If you have a mouse with a central wheel, holding the Control key while rolling this wheel usually scales text. For control via browser menus:
In Internet Explorer, choose ‘View > Text zoom’.
In Mozilla or Netscape 6+, choose ‘View > Increase Text Size’.
In Opera, choose ‘View > Zoom’. You can also use the Zoom drop-down in the top right.
Access keys
If you find it difficult to use the mouse, you can use access keys to navigate the site. To move between pages, simply hold down the Alt key (Windows) or the Control key (Mac) and hit the appropriate access key, shown below.
0 – Access key details
1 – Home page
2 – About us
3 – Services
4 – Our work
5 – Thinking
C – Contact us
H – Site help
M – Site map
G – Glossary
R – Register
V – Jobs
X – Extranet
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have difficulty using a mouse, you can navigate this site using keyboard shortcuts.
Scrolling
Hit the ‘space bar’ to jump down the page or alternately use the ‘up’ and ‘down’ arrows to scroll.
Moving between pages
See the list of access keys for keyboard shortcuts for the navigation.
Using the Tab key
The site is designed so that the Tab key can be used to jump through links and form inputs on the page in a logical order.
Help with PDFs
To view PDF documents you need to have the Acrobat reader on your machine, which can be downloaded from the Adobe site.
For help with PDF accessibility features, please visit Access Adobe.