The RDA website has been carefully designed and built with accessibility in mind. We built and tested the site on a range of desktop, mobile and tablet devices to make it accessible to as many people as possible.

Our main basis for accessibility has been the WCAG 2.0 guidelines.

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The following actions have been undertaken:

• Accessible content. All content on the RDA website is static and non-dynamic, allowing for it to be read by accessibility readers.

• All tags. All images have alt tags which outline descriptions of images.

• Carefully chosen colour scheme. Using a palette of both bold and pastel colours, we have ensured that text always stands out against the background and images.

• Careful use of headers to structure the content.

• Clean coding and no table content.

• Non-automatic navigation or media content. Page links and content will only action when the user chooses.

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• To increase/decrease font sizes on the website or zoom in/out, the user can do this via the keyboard

  • PC: Press the CTRL and + or – keys

  • Mac: In the top bar, select Safari > Preferences, click Websites, then click Page Zoom