Website Accessibility

Ashley Court

This site has been designed so that as many people as possible can access it.
All measures have been taken to comply with WAI Priority 1, 2 and 3.

Font Sizes

You can change the font size by choosing a new 'Text size' from the main menu. Or you can change the font size as follows:

  • In Internet Explorer 6 select the View menu at the top of IE and select Text Size.
  • In Internet Explorer 7 select the Page menu at the top of IE and select Text Size.
  • Users of IE 6 and 7 who also use a wheel mouse can hold down the Control (ctrl) key on the keyboard and use the wheel to change size.
  • In Netscape, Mozilla and Firefox click on the View menu and select Text Zoom.
  • You can also hold down the Ctrl key and use the + and - keys to change the font size.

Access Keys

These are key combinations (alt + one other) that can be used to navigate quickly through the site. We have divided the site into five sections to allow a greater number of keys across all pages.

These are: Home, About, Facilities, Gallery, Location, Contact

The Access Keys are:

0 = Site accessibility information
1 = Homepage
2 = About
3 = Facilities
4 = Gallery
5 = Respite
6 = Location
7 = Contact

IE

Hold down the alt key and press the number or letter. Then press enter. You will be sent to the new page.

Netscape / Mozilla

Hold down the alt key and press the number or letter. You will be sent directly to the new page.

Images

Graphics files are only used for non-text items — JPEGs for pictures and GIFs for logos. Most graphics are hidden from text-only browsers and screen readers. The reason we've done this is to reduce non-semantic clutter for screen readers.

Document Structure

The underlying code of each page has a linear structure and HTML headings have been used correctly so that non-visual browsers (screen readers) can read each page in a logical sequence. No tables or frames are used for layout purposes.

What if I can't access something?

Please contact . Wherever possible we have used current “best practices” to make this site accessible to all. But if you can’t access some of our content, or we could improve the site, please let us know and we’ll do our best to fix it.