Accessibility statement for the Management Centre
The Management Centre strives to make its services accessible and usable for all users. The Management Centre website has features that allow its users to find the information they need in the way they find easiest.
This website has been built to comply with the World Wide Web Consortiums WCAG AAA standard and has the following features.
General
The Management Centre site is built using xhtml and cascading style sheets. This creates a fast loading website that is accessible to screen readers and is usable in most browsers, including older browsers and browsers available on non-Windows systems.
Text
The site has a text size switcher. By clicking on the text size arrows on the right of the page under the logo you can make the text a size that you can read comfortably.
The site is designed to accommodate different sized text. This preserves the layout assuring that the site remains usable.
The Management Centre offers a text only version of our site with options to change foreground and background colours. It provides a faster browsing experience for those using mobile devices or on slow connections. The site can be read whatever size and type of screen you use. The text only version is exactly the same site without the images and layout. It is not a separate site. This guarantees that the information will always be exactly the same no matter how it is viewed. To change to the “text only” version click the link on the right of the page under the logo.
Navigation
Access Keys provide easy access to main areas of the site. To use access keys on a Mac press control(ctrl) and then the access key. In Internet Explorer on a PC press alt, the access key and then press enter. In Netscape/Mozilla on a PC press alt and the access key. The access keys are:
(1) Home
(2) Sitemap
(3) Text only
(4) Search
(a) About =mc
(t) Training and development
(o) Consultancy
(f) Fundraising
(k) Knowledgebase
(c) Contact us
(n) The National Arts Fundraising School
Images and design
All images have ALT tags. Where appropriate, ALT tags provide screen reader users and those with images turned off with a description of the content of the picture.
