Accessibility
On this page you can read about:
- Accessibility standards
- Access keys
- Modify font sizes
- PDF's
Accessibility standards
The website is designed to be accessible to as many people as possible, including those with disabilities of one form or another, which could be sensory or motor disabilities. We have followed World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) WAI recommendations. A website can be rated at one of three Web content Accessibility Guidelines conformance levels - A (Priority 1), AA (Priority 1 and 2) and AAA (Priority 1, 2 and 3). For this website we have aimed to adhere to AA.
Access Keys
These are intented to provide keyboard shortcuts as an alternative form of navigation around the website. With Windows-based systems press the 'Alt key', the access key and the 'Return' key. With the Macintosh system press the 'Ctrl key', the access key and the 'Return' key.
- S - Skip Navigation
- 1 - Home Page
- 2 - About the Project
- 3 - Timeline
- 4 - Garden examples
- 5 - Ancient Gardens
- 6 - Persian Gardens
- 7 - Chinese Gardens
- 8 - Medieval Gardens
- 9 - Renaissance Gardens
- a - Tudor & Stuart Gardens
- b - 'Engish Garden Style'
- c - Victorian Gardens
- d - 'Arts & Crafts' Gardens
- e - Inter-war Gardens
- f - Later 20thC Gardens
- g - Learning Activities
- 0 - Accessibility & access key details
Modify Font sizes
The RNIB website provides useful information on 'How to make the text larger in your web browser, without using any special software'.
PDF's
Some of the information on this website is provided as PDF files. You will need Acrobat Reader, but the good news is that this software is free. To find out more about reading PDF's and using Adobe Acrobat Reader, check out the Adobe website.
