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Accessibility

The Visioncall website has been designed to ensure accessibility to the maximum amount of users possible.

Alternative Text

Images on our website have alternative text attributes, often known as alt text. This means that when an image is used on a web page to convey information its content is also described in the alt text. This means that the image can be understood by text browsers and assistive technologies such as screen readers. If an image is used for simply decorative purposes, the text attribute for the image is left empty in line with accepted best practice.

Readable and Resizable Fonts and Layout

The Visioncall website uses font sizes that you can control using your web browser.

You can change the text size in Microsoft Internet Explorer by selecting View > Text size followed by your preferred text size from 'Smallest' to 'Largest'. The default setting is 'Medium'.

You can change the text size in Mozilla Firefox by selecting View > Text size followed by 'Increase' or 'Decrease'. To return the text size to its default setting, select 'Normal'.

The website's fonts have been chosen for their legibility on computer screens.

Minimising the Use of Images

We use text rather than graphics wherever possible to reduce page download time and to increase your control over text size.

If You Have any Issues

If you have any problems or issues whilst using the website please don’t hesitate to e-mail us at webmaster@vision-call.co.uk or call us on 0141 646 0654 and we will be happy to help.

 

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0845 050 1831

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