JustAct! strives to make this website easy to use and understand for as many users as possible. Therefore, the website aims to comply with the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) at Level A.

We are committed to improving. Therefore, we welcome any comments, suggestions, or feedback you have for us. Please contact us for this. Find below some tips about how you can adjust the JustAct webpages to your specific needs. If you have any problems changing the settings that are introduced below, please click the Help menu on the browser toolbar. Also, if your browser has different options to these above, look at the Help menu for specific instructions.

How to resize text

If you would prefer to view the text larger or smaller, you can resize the text using your web browser: PC / all browsers: Increase text size: Hold down the CTRL key and press + Decrease text size: Hold down the CTRL key and press Mac / all browsers: Increase text size: Hold down the Command key and press + Decrease text size: Hold down the Command key and press 
 You can also achieve the same result independently by following these instructions: PC / Internet Explorer 8: From the menu bar underneath the search field, select Page and point to Text size PC / Firefox: From the menu bar at the top, select View and point to Zoom * Mac / PC Chrome: From the menu bar next to the search field select Page (page icon) and point to Zoom; Alternatively, you can also change the default font size for all webpages in your browser settings.

How to change text and background colour

If any of the used fonts and background colours and their combinations on the JustAct pages are difficult to read for you, you can override these settings by choosing your own preferred, clearer colour scheme – black text on a yellow background gives the most contrast.

You can do this using the instructions below:

Internet Explorer

• on the Tools menu, click Internet Options;
• on the General tab, click Colours;
• click on the tick box labelled Use Windows Colours (to remove the tick);
• click Text, and select the colour you want and then click OK;
• click Background, and select the colour you want to use and click OK.

To permanently apply the font and colour changes outlined above, you must first: on the Tools menu, click Internet Options; on the General tab, select Accessibility; * click the three boxes to show ticks.

Firefox

• click on Tools;
• click on Options;
• click on Content;
• click the Colors tab;
• click on the tick box labelled Use system colors (to remove the tick);
• click Text, and select the colour you would like to use;
• click Background, and select the colour you would like to use;
• click OK;
• click OK to close Options.

To permanently apply the font and colour changes outlined above, you must first:

• click on Tools;
• click on Options;
• on the Content tab, select Advanced;
• click on the tick box labelled Allow pages to choose their own fonts , instead of my selections above (to remove the tick).

How to close images on web pages

Internet Explorer

• on the Tools menu, click Internet Options;
• on the Advanced tab, scroll down to Multimedia;
• click on Show pictures to remove the tick;
• click on Apply, and then click on OK.

Firefox

• click on Tools;
• click on Options;
• on the Content tab, click on the tick box labelled Load images automatically (to remove the tick).

Keyboard navigation

You do not have to use a mouse to navigate the JustAct! website. Use your arrow keys to scroll up or down the page. You can use your Tab key to move between links, and press Return or Enter to select one. To go back to the previous page, use the Backspace key.

Downloading Documents

Downloadable documents on the JustAct website are provided in PDF format. If you don’t have the software to open a PDF document, you need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader from the Adobe website. We recommend you to update the Acrobat reader regularly, because new and better versions are released regularly.

Saving documents to your computer

If you have a PC, right-click on the link to the document. If you use a Macintosh, hold down the mouse button over the link. In both cases, a popup menu will then appear. Scroll down the menu and click on ‘Save as’. You will then be asked to choose a folder on your computer where you can save the document.

PDF Accessibility

Useful information about services to make Acrobat documents more accessible is provided on Adobe’s website.