Accessibility

Accessibility

Our aim is to make the website as usable and accessible as possible, so we hope you can find, access and use the material you're looking for.

Help with seeing our website

The website content is displayed using cascading style sheets (CSS) which means that you can resize the text within the web browser you are using and make it a size that you find easier to read. For more information on how to do this, please see the making text larger for most computer operating systems page on the BBC site.

Help with reading our website

We avoid the use of capitalisation and italics for emphasis in our page content as they can make text more difficult to read.

If you find our grey text on white background unsuitable then you can set your own colours to override this within your browser or within your operating system. 

For more information on how to do this, please visit the changing text and background colours page on the BBC site.

The font style can also be overridden by the settings in the browser or in your operating system to make it easier for you to read.

Help with navigating our website

All pages contain a link to the home page by clicking on the University of Birmingham logo and all pages include a search box. Breadcrumbs underneath the University sentence navigation should help users retrace their steps through the site.

Contact

We continue to make accessibility improvements to our website in response to user feedback. If you have experienced a problem with the website please email your comments/questions to webmaster@venuebirmingham.com