Website Accessibility

Navigation aids 

A ‘breadcrumb’ link is available at the top of each page to help you navigate. 

Making text bigger 

Usually you will be able to increase the size of the text on web pages as follows: 

• pressing the Control key [Ctrl] at the same time as plus (+) to make it bigger; 
• pressing the Control key [Ctrl] at the same time as minus (-) to make it smaller;; 
• for Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, select Text size from the View menu; 
• for hold the Control key and use the scroll wheel on your mouse; 
• or hold the Control key and use the ‘+’ symbol to increase the text size. 

Settings on an iPhone or iPad 

If you use an iPhone or iPad to access the internet you can change the zoom settings to make it easier for you as follows; 

• go to Settings > General > Accessibility and enable Zoom 
• double-tap with three fingers to zoom the entire screen of your iPhone/iPod/iPad 
• to move around, either hold three fingers on the screen and drag to show different parts of the screen, or hold one finger along the edge of the screen to pan 
• if you need to zoom in more, double-tap with three fingers and drag up or down 
• to zoom back out, double-tap again with three fingers 

You can also configure the ‘home button’ to turn on zoom when you triple-click it.

Images 

We aim to ensure that all content and decorative images on this site include descriptive ALT attributes. ALT titles are provided to explain the content or the purpose of the image in question. 

Document formats 

Many publications are available in PDF format to enable easier reading and printing offline. This format is not always readily accessible to people with disabilities. Because of this, most documents are provided with synopses that go some way to providing an alternative format to the PDF documents. CHI is working towards making its PDFs fully accessible. 

To read PDF documents, you need to have Adobe Reader on your computer. 

Download Adobe Reader (https://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/)