Accessability
Text Size
This web site has been designed using CSS. This enables you to change the text to a size that is comfortable for you.
To change the text size on the majority of browsers
Press Ctrl and + to increase the size
Press Ctrl and - to decrease the size
Press Ctrl and 0 to go back to the default size
Microsoft Internet Explorer
If you are using Internet Explorer, select View from the menu at the top of your browser window and then from the drop down menu that appears select Text Size. A side menu will open with options which allow you to change the size of the text. The options available are 'Largest', 'Larger', 'Medium', 'Smaller' and 'Smallest'. The default size is 'Medium'.
Firefox (Mozilla)
If you are using Firefox, select View from the menu at the top of your browser window and then from the drop down menu that appears select Text Size. A side menu will open up with options which allow you to change the size of the text. The options available are 'Increase', 'Decrease' and 'Normal'.
Conformance
Validators ensure that the HTML and CSS conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium recommendations. Validating ensures that web pages work on a wide range of web browsers.
This website validates as XHTML 1.1
Accessibility
Access to the Internet takes many different forms including screen readers, Braille displays, voice recognition software and magnification software. These technologies require pages to be created in accessible HTML. In addition, people with learning and cognitive disabilities have problems with inconsistent navigation mechanisms and flickering, moving or complicated designs.
Web pages that are accessible to users with disabilities will also be accessible to users using older (eg slow modem connections, older computers, text-only web browsers) or emerging (eg PDA's; Auto Audio browsers; cell phones) technologies.
This website is Bobby AAA approved.
It complies with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, priority 1, 2, and 3.
It is Section 508 approved, complying with all of the U.S. Federal Government Section 508 Guidelines.
PDF files
PDF files require the free Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® for viewing.
Pages that contain a Non HTML format, like Adobe's Portable Document Format, or PDF, can be provided in an accessible format by contacting the office.
If you are blind, partially-sighted, or using any kind of improved access browser or text-to-speech software, you may find it helpful to visit the Adobe Access web site, which offers the facility to turn PDF's into a format that offers greater compatibility with screen reader software packages.
- Read the Adobe® Acrobat® and Accessibility FAQ's on the Adobe web site
- Use online PDF conversion tools on the Adobe web site
Access Keys
The majority of browsers will support moving to specific links defined as access keys.
On Windows, you can press ALT + an access key;
On Macintosh, you can press Control + an access key.
Pressing ENTER will then take you to that page.
All pages have the following access keys:
- 0= Accessibility Page
- 1= Home
- 2= About Us
- 3= Services
- 4= FAQ's
- 5= Newsletter
- 6= Contact Us
Images
- All images on this site include descriptive ALT attributes.
Page design
- This web site has been designed for a minimum screen resolution setting of 800x600
- This site uses cascading style sheets for page design.
- If your browser or browsing device does not support stylesheets, the content of this site is still legible.
Tab Index
All pages have a tab index so that pressing the tab key will sequentially go through the left hand menus and then through the links on the web page from top to bottom
Holding down the Shift key and pressing the Tab key will move the cursor in reverse
Screen Readers
Screen readers should be able to access this website
Worthing Homes has tried to make this web site as accessible as possible. If there is anything in this website that does not comply to items above please inform administrator.