Web Accessibility Statement

• change colours, contrast levels and fonts;
• zoom in up to increase the text up to 300% without the text spilling off the screen, using the scroll buttons to read the information available;
• navigate most of the website using just a keyboard;
• navigate most of the website using speech recognition software, for example Browsealoud or other text reader software; and
• use most of the website using a screen reader (including the most recent versions of JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver).

CJI’s website aims to be fully compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1 AA standard and as accessible and usable for people of all abilities and disabilities, including older audiences, and those with visual, hearing, cognitive or motor impairments.

Many people use assistive technologies to allow them, for example, to view websites in easier-to-read colours, with larger fonts or as spoken text, or to navigate around a site using the keyboard only.  As these assistive technologies become more available and sophisticated,  we want to ensure the CJI websites continue to work well with them to deliver a good experience for all our users.

	Reposition tool - Click and drag the menu bar to position it anywhere on your screen
	Speak mode - Browsealoud starts reading the page aloud
	Text to speech - Browsealoud starts reading selected text or reads from the top of the page. Each word is highlighted as it is read aloud and simultaneously highlights the sentence or paragraph in a contrasting colour
	Translations - spoken & written - Browsealoud translates web pages into 78 languages and speaks the translated text where there is a matching voice available, which is currently 35 languages
	MP3 generation - Convert text to an MP3 file. The text can be saved and listened to at a later date, at home or on the move
	Screen mask - Block distractions on your screen.  A semi-opaque tinted mask extends across your screen leaving a letterbox reading window clear.  This helps users to focus on the section of the web page they are most interested in and ignore unnecessary ‘clutter’
	Text magnification - The magnified text is displayed with synchronous highlighting in a single line at the top of the screen as the text is being read aloud.  This allows users with visual impairments to access even the smallest of text on a web page
	Web page simplifier - Removes clutter from the screen displaying only the main text
	Settings options - Customisable to suit individual needs or preferences, with options to alter the voice speed, highlighting colours and the text size during magnification
	Toolbar features explained - Simple descriptions of each Browsealoud feature
	Close button - closes the Browsealoud tool bar
	Additional functionality (pdfs) – Browsealoud also reads almost any PDF documents on the website

• Download Adobe reader (external link opens in a new window/tab).

• Configure your browser for Acrobat (external link opens in a new window/tab).

• the web address (URL) of the content;
• your name and email address;
• the format you need, for example, audio, large print, accessible PDF.