Accessibility Statement
Darbys recognise the importance of providing an accessible website
for all users. Below we detail guidance on how to use various features
in the site.
We have aimed to ensure the site is inline with priority 1 and
level 2 criteria of W3C's
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
access keys
Our navigation is accessible by screen readers and voice browsers.
In addition, skip links allow the user to by-pass the navigation
to the main content and also to directly navigate the main site
areas.
Alternative text is provided on all images and alternative options
have been provided where Javascript has been used within the site.
All pages on this site define the following access keys:
Corporate Site
- Access key 1a - Home
- Access key 1b - Our services
- Access key 1c - About us
- Access key 1d - Our people
- Access key 1e - News and PR
- Access key 1f - Careers
- Access key 1g - Glossary
- Access key 1h - Downloads
- Access key 1i - FAQs
- Access key 1j - Contact us
- Access key 1k - Links
- Access key 1l - Accessibility statement
Microsites
This site has 10 microsites for different areas of our expertise.
The navigation in these sites are similar:
- Access key a - Home
- Access key b - Our services
- Access key c - About us
- Access key d - Our people
- Access key e - News and PR
- Access key f - Case Studies
- Access key g - Careers
- Access key h - Expertise
- Access key i - Glossary
- Access key j - Downloads
- Access key k - FAQs
- Access key l - Enquiry form
- Access key m - Contact us
- Access key n - Links
For each of the following microsites use the letter for each page
above but prefix with the following numbers:
- Corporate Technology and Finance - 2
- Dispute Resolution - 3
- Employment - 4
- Commercial Property - 5
- Residential Conveyancing - 6
- Family - 7
- Trusts, Wills and Probates - 8
- Personal Injury - 9
- Crime - 10
- Immigration - 11
For Example Corporate Technology and Finance Home page = 2a
How to use access keys
Hold down 'alt' key and number/letter of the access key, then
press 'enter'.
Partially sighted users - changing the font
size
We have provided the facility to change the font size of the text
used on our web pages. If you are using Internet Explorer, select
'View' from the menu bar, then 'Text Size' and select from 'Smallest'
to 'Largest'. In Mozilla Firefox, select 'View' from the menu bar,
then 'Text Size' and select from 'Increase', 'Decrease' or 'Normal'.
Colour-blind users
We have checked the site font and background colour combinations
for the different colour blindness conditions and ensured that items
are not referenced by colour alone.
Should you wish to change the colour of text and background by
introducing your own style sheet, please follow the instructions
in changing the style sheet.
Keyboard-only users
This site can be navigated using the keyboard only, the keys to
use are as follows:
- To move forward between links, use the tab
key
- To move back between links, use the Shift
+ tab keys
- To initiate an action button, use the Enter
key when the action button is selected.
- 'tab' moves you through the different page
elements.
- 'backspace' moves you back through the pages
you have already visited.
- 'alt' and 'left arrow/cursor' moves you back
through the pages you have already visited.
- 'alt' and 'right arrow/cursor' moves you
forward through pages you have already visited.
- 'ctrl' and 'home' takes you to the beginning
of the page.
- 'ctrl' and 'end' takes you to the end of
the page.
- 'spacebar' moves the page down.
- 'page up' and 'page down' moves the page
up and down.
Changing the style sheet
Users may import their own style sheet into the website. In Internet
Explorer, select Tools, then Internet Options and then Accessibility.
Next click on any or all of three checkboxes to ignore colours,
font styles or font sizes. In the same window, you can change the
style sheet by clicking the checkbox that says 'Format document
using my style sheet', then simply browse to your preferred style
sheet and click ok. In Mozilla Firefox, select Tools, then Web Developer
and then Options. You will then be given a choice of colours and
fonts.
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