Accessibility on The Huntercombe Group Website
In the development of The Huntercombe Group website, we have worked towards adding a significant number of accessibility features. These features complement the use of assistive technologies and to help make the site usable to the broadest possible audience, everyone from those who use assistive technologies to those with a low end browser or computer.
We hope that our website is both informative and easy to use - however, if you do experience any difficulty using the website, we would appreciate your assistance in improving our service. Please use the details on the contact us page to inform us of your problem.
Details on how to use our accessibility features are listed below:
Guidelines & Standards
In the development of this site, we followed the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). [Opens new window]
Access Keys
Most web browsers support linking to specific pages by typing named access keys:
- Windows Users
- Microsoft Internet Explorer: Press ALT + an access key - press ENTER key to open
- Mozilla Firefox & Netscape: Press ALT + an access key
- Macintosh Users
- Press CTRL + an access key
All pages on this site use the following access keys for common tasks:
- About Us - (alt + a)
- News - (alt + n)
- Resource Centre - (alt + r)
- Careers - (alt + j)
- Useful Links - (alt + u)
- Search - (alt + s)
- Contact Us - (alt + c)
- Policies - (alt + p)
- Sitemap - (alt + f)
- Mental Health - (alt + m)
- Aquired Brain Injury and Neurodisabilities - (alt + b)
- Learning Disabilities - (alt + l)
- Children with Special Needs - (alt + w)
- Home - (alt + h)
All pages contain a 'skip to content' link for users who use speech browsers or keyboard navigation who wish to avoid repeated groupings of links.
Necessary links were assigned 'TITLE' attributes to describe the target in greater detail. Users of assistive technology may wish to set screen reader options to take full advantage of this feature.
Images used in this site include a descriptive 'ALT' attribute. Those images which are purely decorative or used for layout include a null 'ALT' attribute.
