We have provided keyboard shortcuts to enable quick keyboard access to the top level page of each website section. To use these shortcuts to navigate hold down the 'Alt' key, followed by the letter of the top level page you wish to visit (a list is provided below) followed by the 'Enter / Return' key.
'Alt' key and '0' followed by 'Enter' for Acessibility Page
'Alt' key and 's' followed by 'Enter' for Site Map
'Alt' key and 'c' followed by 'Enter' for Contact Details (and online Enquiries)
'Alt' key and '1' followed by 'Enter' for Home Page
'Alt' key and '2' followed by 'Enter' for News
'Alt' key and '3' followed by 'Enter' for Members
'Alt' key and '4' followed by 'Enter' for Team GB
'Alt' key and '5' followed by 'Enter' for Get into Archery
'Alt' key and '6' followed by 'Enter' for Juniors
'Alt' key and '7' followed by 'Enter' for History
'Alt' key and '8' followed by 'Enter' for Media
'Alt' key and '9' followed by 'Enter' for Documents
The website employs a breadcrumb to define where a user is within the context of the navigational structure. The breadcrumb can be found on every page bar the home page, splash page and 404 error page located beneath the top navigation.
A Site Map is available at http://www.archerygb.org/members/enquiries/site_map.php, you can also hold down the 'Alt' and 's' keys followed by 'Enter' to access it at any time from anywhere else on the site.
Many links have title attributes which describe the link in greater detail, unless the text of the link already fully describes the target (such as the headline of an article). As far as possible, links are written to make sense out of context.
Content images employ descriptive alt tags to ensure there is a description of an image where the image itself cannot be viewed by the user or computer.
We have provided a text-resizing application to raise and lower the size of text on a page. This is located in the bottom right hand corner of the footer on all pages. However, to be more specific, and to allow you to tailor the text size to suit your requirements you can customise your browser to make the text larger.
From the Menu Bar, select View.
Scroll to Text Size and choose your preference. Netscape From the Menu Bar, select View.
Scroll down to Text Zoom and choose your preferences.
From the Firefox Menu Bar select View>Text Size>Increase.
This will cause the text to display on the web page one size larger. However this is a temporary change.
To make a permanent font size change:
From the Firefox Menu Bar, select Tools>Options.
Click on General.
Click on Fonts and Colors.
Set the font sizes. Minimum font size can also be set.
From the Menu Bar, select Edit>Preferences.
Double click Appearance and select Fonts.
On the right panel set the font sizes. Minimum font size can also be set.
From the Safari menu, select Preferences.
Click Appearance.
To change the standard font or fixed-width font used in pages, click the appropriate Select button.
Change the font size using the slider bar.
Alternatively, some browsers allow you to change the text size using the keyboard:
'Ctrl' key and - (for smaller)
'Ctrl' key and + (for larger)
'Ctrl' key and 0 (for default size)
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