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"With our exceptional contacts and market awareness we make sure your choices are smart" David Cowdry, Partner
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If you have a question regarding website accessibility, please contact sam@storrarcowdry.com |
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The DDA (1995) states it is a legal duty to ensure that web services are available to as many people as possible. In the UK, the DDA (Disabilities Discrimination Act 1995) states the duty to take reasonable steps to supply business services or products to disabled persons (i.e. a disabled person must not be treated less favourably than anyone else).
The Storrar Cowdry Solicitors website has been designed and built to be accessible with all potential users in mind.
The requirements of users with impairments, which may affect the way they use our website, are catered for with the following accessibility features:
User Controlled Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Cascading Style Sheets control the size, positioning, colour, formatting and actions (to some extent) of a website's content. CSS can greatly aid accessibility to users. The Storrar Cowdry Solicitors website utilises CSS and users can change the size of the text elements on our site using the following commands:
Internet Explorer
View > Text Size > Select choice from:
Smallest / Smaller / Medium / Larger / Largest
or,
if you have a wheel mouse:
CTRL & wheel up/wheel down to cycle through sizes
Netscape and Mozilla
View > Text Zoom > Select choice from:
Smaller / Larger / 50% / 75% / 90% / 100% / 120% / 150% / 200% / Other...
(select yourself in %)
or, CTRL & +/- keys to cycle through sizes
Browser Controlled Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
The following icons appear on every page allowing users to change and reset the text size according to individual requirements.
Compliance
This site attempts to comply to W3C (Worldwide Web Consortium) Accessibility Guidelines for both HTML and CSS and has been tested in a range of browsers.
The site has also been tested with screen magnifiers and readers. We welcome feedback to improve our website accessibility.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any suggestions for improvement.
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