Help Using this Website
Our website allows you to access all of our services from a single point on the internet and aims to deliver all information in Plain English.
Usability
We are committed to making our services accessible to everyone, including those with additional support needs. If you use a screen reader or any other device to help you view the internet, this site should be accessible to you.
To help the partially sighted or those with reading difficulties, we have included the facility to ‘Browse Aloud’ on all of our pages.
UK Government Access Keys Standards
This website uses UK Government access key standards. Some web browsers offer alternatives to the mouse in following navigation links by using keyboard access keys. The commands for using access keys are browser specific.
For
Firefox, it is shift + alt + [access key]
For
Internet Explorer (IE5+), you need to hold down alt + [access key] then release and press enter.
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We continuely monitor this website to make it more accessible and user-friendly. If you have any development ideas for the site, please contact us by email: info@bizsolutions.org.uk
Standards
We are committed to producing an accessible website to support our learners’ needs. This page describes some of the features that have been included into this site.
We have followed relevant standards and good practice for accessibility and usability whilst developing our website, including the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
Our website conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C), Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Triple-A (WIA-AAA) standard.
Some units on the website (i.e. staff intranet and student intranet) are designed to be accessed by registered users only.
Text Size
All text on the site can be resized using your web browser's own controls or directly from our college website homepage. Also, the body text is set to be relative to your browser's default text size, to increase the chance that it will be easier for you to read.
If you feel the text size is not ideal, we have instructions on changing your browser to set a comfortable text size.If you require text to be larger, use the text size controls built into your web-browser (the software you view web pages with). To access these controls, perform the following actions:
Internet Explorer 5, 5.5, 6
- Select 'View' from the menu bar at the top of your browser
- Move down the menu box, until you reach the option labelled 'Text Size'.
- A further menu will appear from which you can select the text size you require.
Mozilla and Netscape 6+
- Select ‘View’ from the menu bar at the top of your browser
- Move down the menu box until you reach the option labelled ‘Text Zoom’
- A further menu will appear from which you can select the zoom level you require.
Firefox
- Select ‘View’ from the menu bar at the top of your browser
- Move down the menu box until you reach the option labelled ‘Text Size’
- A further menu will appear from which you can increase or decrease the size of your text.
- Repeat the above steps to increase or decrease the size further.
Opera
- Select ‘View’ from the menu bar at the top of your browser
- Move down the menu box until you reach the option labelled ‘Zoom’
- A further menu will appear from which you can zoom in or out by the amount you select. This option will increase the visual size of images as well as text.
Netscape Communicator 4.7
- Select ‘View’ from the menu bar at the top of your browser
- Move down and select either “Increase Font” or “Decrease Font” to increase or decrease text size respectively.
Pictures
Generally, when a picture is attached to a webpage, it slows down your page downloading time. Therefore, we decided to either limit the number of pictures to be displayed on our website or convert them to web-friendly versions.
File Types
We convert all our Word documents (.doc) into PDF (.pdf) file formats to make the document more accessible.
Printer Friendly Version
Printer friendly pages and different font size options for a small print utility will help us to save paper and reduce our carbon foot print by not printing out unnecessary sections.
Browser Support
We are committed to open standards, such as those created by the World Wide Web Consortium. These standards help make the Web work more reliably for everyone, and are widely supported by governments around the world and by the internet industry itself.
The layout of our site is designed to make best use of the available browser window. You should be able to use the site at any screen resolution and browser window size without any problems.
The layout has been constructed with Cascading Style Sheets to give the best results in a wide range of browsing situations. This means that the internet will work on the following list of browsers:
- Internet Explorer
- Opera
- Netscape
- Firefox
Customising background and Front Colours:
Video Tutorial You can specify the background and font colours in Internet Explorer by watching the video tutorials below.
It is possible to overide the default background colours and font colours in Internet Explorer to make it more accessible for website information.
This video tutorial shows you how to customise colours and fonts in Internet Explorer using personalised stylesheets.
Attaching Stylesheets to Internet Explorer: Video Tutorial
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Changing colour preferences on a website to suit your needs.
Personalised Stylesheets to Download
Below is a list of different coloured backgrounds and fonts which can be downloaded and attached to Internet Explorer.
To download the file right click on the link and select ‘Save Target As’ and save in a suitable location, for example, My Documents.
Comments and Content Developments
For your comments or developments ideas, please contact us email:info@bizsolutions.org.uk