Web Site Accessibility Statement

The information about accessibility on this page applies to the web accessibility of the motheriveysbay.com web site.

Standards Compliance

Our site has been designed with accessibility in mind. All of the webpage code has been written to the W3C XHTML 1.0 Transitional standard, ensuring cross-browser compatibility. The CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) code used on this site has also been written according to the W3C's standards. All pages contain the relevant W3C icons that allow users to automatically check that the pages are valid.

Tab Indexing

We have made tabbing through a page easy. The order for tab indexing in Mother Ivey's Bay pages is as follows:

1. Top Left(Main) Navigation
2. Top Centre Breadcrumb Trail
3. Sub Navigation (if present on that page)
4. Main Content Links
5. Bottom Left Graphic Links

In addition, Access Keys have been set up (see below) to allow direct access to certain pages in the web site, and to allow you to skip past the navigation to the page content.

Keyboard access information

Listed below are the access keys used throughout this website which are intended to help users who have difficulty in using pointing devices such as a mouse or who prefer to use keyboard shortcuts.

The key combination you use will depend on your browser and operating system. Here is a list of the most common. If your browser or operating system is not listed, you should refer to your documentation for help with this functionality.

Browser access key combinations

Operating system Browser Key combination
Windows Internet Explorer (v5+) – Hold down the ALT key, press the access key, release both keys then press ENTER
Windows Firefox, Netscape (v7+), Mozilla – Hold down the ALT key and press the access key
Windows Opera (v7+) – Hold down the SHIFT key and press ESCAPE, release both keys, then press the access key
Mac OS Safari, Firefox, Mozilla, Internet Explorer (v5+), Netscape (v7+), Omniweb, Camino – Hold down the CTRL key and press the access key
Mac OS Opera (v7+) – Hold down the SHIFT key and press ESCAPE, release both keys, then press the access key
On this site, we've used the UK Government recommended access keys, where possible. Please see below for a full list of the access keys on this site.

On this site, we've used the UK Government recommended access keys, where appropriate. Please see below for a full list of the access keys on this site.

Mother Ivey’s Bay Caravan Park website access keys:

0 - Access Key Details for Mother Ivey’s Bay Caravan Park website
1 - Homepage
2 - Contact
3 - Site Map
4 - Web Accessibility Statement
5 - Holiday Park Access
6 - Sustainability

Images

Throughout the website we have avoided using graphics as a way of displaying important information. This ensures all users have access to all the information, regardless of what type of browser they are using. If you have opted to browse with images switched off, of if you are using a screen reader to access the website, then all of the website content will still be available.

Navigation

Throughout the site we have kept the navigation consistent. The main menus are always in the same position and on every page. The breadcrumn trail and any sub-navigation is always in the same position on the page, ensuring familiarity and consistency throughout.

Browser Help:

Optimise the way you view your web browser If you have difficulty in reading the Mother Ivey’s Bay website on your screen, you may be able to change the settings on your browser to help you improve their visibility.

How to change visibility features

The following suggestions to improve the visibility of web pages will apply to any site that you visit. However, you may find that not all pages within a site are compatible. The images on the screen will not be affected. These instructions have been tested with Internet Explorer versions 6 and 7.

To apply the font and colour changes below permanently:

on the 'Tools' menu, click 'Internet Options'
on the 'General' tab, click on 'Accessibility'
click in each of the three boxes to show ticks
click 'OK'.

Text with a sans serif font (such as Arial) is easier to read than a serif font (such as Times New Roman). To change the text font:

on the 'Tools' menu, click 'Internet Options'
on the 'General' tab, click 'Fonts'
in the 'Web page font' and 'Plain text font' lists, choose the fonts you would like to use
click 'OK'.

To enlarge the text:

on the 'Browser' menu click 'View'
click 'Text size'
choose the size of text.

Combinations of fonts, typefaces and background colours used in web page design may result in text being difficult to read. However, you can choose settings to suit you. For example black text on a yellow background gives a distinct contrast. To change the text colour and background colour:

on the 'Tools' menu, click 'Internet Options'
on the 'General' tab, click 'Colours'
deselect the 'Use Windows Colours' tick box
select the box next to 'Text' and choose a colour
click 'OK'
select the box next to 'Background' and choose a colour
click 'OK'.

To prevent graphics from appearing on web pages:

under 'Tools', click 'Internet Options'
on the 'Advanced' tab, scroll down to the 'Multimedia' heading
click on the graphics options ('animations', 'videos' and 'pictures') to remove the ticks
click on 'Apply', and then click on 'OK'
if graphics still appear, select 'View' then 'Refresh' from the toolbar, or press F5.

To change the size of the window:

click 'View' then 'Full Screen' from the toolbar, or press F11.
There are other options to tailor web pages that help make them easier to read. These may be found under the 'Tools' menu:
click on 'Internet Options'
select the 'Advanced' tab
choose from the options available to improve visibility.