Accessibility

Standards

This is a validated accessible site Every effort has been made to make this site easy to use and accessible for everyone. How successful we have been will depend on what browser you are using and the nature of any disability you may have.

All the pages on this web site have been audited for accessibility according to current standards and should be valid to XHTML 1.0 Strict, use CSS 2.0 and conform to the WAI AA standard unless otherwise stated. We are currently working on improving our WAI rating.

Navigating this site using Access Keys

A Set of standard access keys have been used to allow those who can not use a mouse, or just prefer to use the keyboard to navigate between main sections of the site, and through documents, by using the keyboard.

To use these keys hold the Alt key and the desired page key at the same time. In most browsers (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox) you may then need to press the enter key.

The following navigation access keys work site-wide:

1 - Takes you back to the Home Page of the site.
2 - Takes you to the About Us page.
3 - Takes you to the News page.
4 - Takes you to the Services Menu page.
9 - Takes you to the Site Map page.

Browser issues with Access Keys

Please note that some browsers do not support accessibility keys and others implement them differently.

For example, people who use the Opera web browser should note that acessibility keys are supported with a different key sequence. Please consult details here on using access keys with the Opera web browser.

Setting Accessible Browser Text & Colours

You can specify the font sizes, styles, foreground and background colours of web pages displayed on your computer screen, even if the author of the web page has already specified these. You can also specify the colour used to indicate links in Web pages, or a special colour for links that are used only when the mouse passes over the link. This is useful if you have low vision, need larger fonts, or need high-contrast colours.

For more information about how to set your Browser Text and Colours see our browser settings page.

Adobe PDF Documents

There may be some documents on this web site that have been stored in Portable Document Format (PDF). To view or print PDF files you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. Click on the Get Adobe Reader image to install the freely available Adobe Reader.

If you do not have Adobe Reader installed, PDF documents can be converted to plain text or html using Adobe's online conversion services .

More information about accessibility

Further information about accessiblity can be found at the following web sites:

Accessibility Queries

If you have any difficulties using this site that you believe we could address, please send us an email with the following information:

the URL of the page that you are having difficulties with.
the nature of your disability.
a description of the problem and your proposed solution if you have one.

You may contact the Webmaster at the following email address: feedback@linetex.co.uk.