Accessibility

This site has been designed for the majority of browsers; Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator and Mozilla Firefox.

We do however recommend you have the latest version of your browser.

The site also complies with the Priority 2 W3C Conformance recommendations and the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) (1995). For more information on websites and the DDA (1995) please visit:

http://www.w3c.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/

http://www.rnib.org.uk/xpedio/groups/public/documents/publicwebsite/public_legaldda.hcsp

The following accessibility features have been incorporated into the site:

• 'Alternative text' on all images.
• Text transcripts of all video material.
• W3C-validated HTML.
• Access Keys (see below.)
• Customizable colours and text (see Browser Customization below.)

Access Keys

Access keys have been incorporated to provide ease of navigation using the keyboard. The following top level access keys have been added:

Windows users should press the "Alt" key together with the relevant number or letter, then "Enter". Macintosh users should press the "Ctrl" key together with the relevant number or letter, then "Enter".

1. Accessibility Page
2. NRIF Homepage
3. Glossary
4. Search
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9. Contact the NRIF

Browser Customization

Each browser allows users to customize the colour and text sizes of a web site to be more suitable to their personal need. For instructions on how to update and customize Internet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox please see the links below:

• Internet Explorer
• Netscape Navigator
• Firefox

Site Documentation

We have taken care not to present any information in any format that is not standard across the web. Where possible plug-in resources on this site have been provided in PDF format. To view these resources you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be downloaded from the Adobe website for free.

Plug ins

The majority of Case Studies have been incorporated in PDF format. In order to view PDFs you will need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can do this for free from the Adobe Website.

Video clips have been created in a variety of formats which can be viewed in Windows Media Player, Real Player or Quicktime. The video clips have been created to accommodate different connection speed. Transcripts and Subtitles also accompany all video materials.