Accessibility statement

We want as many Internet users as possible to view our site, regardless of the browsing technology they're using, and regardless of their disabilities. Our site has been built to function correctly across the standard operating systems, with the majority of browsing software, but if you experience difficulty using our site we want to learn about your incident. Please contact us at: info@potterrees.co.uk

Standards compliance

Our graphical site satisfies Level 1 priority checkpoints (W3C WCAG - A Compliance). Please click here to download the independent accessibility report, provided by WebXACT
The pages in this site have been validated as XHTML 1.0 Transitional
The pages in this site validate as CSS according to W3C's CSS Validation Service

Font scaling

The fonts used throughout this website may be scaled up and down by using the 'change text size' links at the top of every page. Your personal preference will remain stored for up to sixty days.

Access keys

The following access keys have been provided to aid your navigation around the site when using a text only browser.

accesskey h: home
accesskey a: about us
accesskey s: services
accesskey c: case studies
accesskey t: testimonials
accesskey l: useful links
accesskey f: frequently asked questions
accesskey s: sitemap

To use access keys follow the instructions below appropriate to the web browser you are using:

Internet Explorer 4 - press 'ALT' and access key.
Internet Explorer 5+ - press 'ALT' and access key, then press ENTER.
Internet Explorer 4.5 for Mac - does not support access keys.
Internet Explorer 5+ for Mac - press 'Control' and access key.
Netscape 6+ - press 'ALT' ('Control' for Macintosh) and access key.
Earlier versions of Netscape do not support Access Keys.
Mozilla - press ALT ('Control' for Macintosh) and access key.
Safari (Macintosh) - Hold down the CTRL key and access key.
Omniweb (Macintosh) - Hold down the CTRL key and access key.
Opera 7.5+ - press SHIFT+ESC, followed by access key.

Further information

For more information on website accessibility you can visit:
http://www.w3.org
http://www.drc-gb.org
http://www.rnib.org.uk
http://www.webaim.org