Totes Isotoner (UK) Ltd understands the importance of providing an accessible site for all, including the disabled, visually impaired and those with hearing difficulties. Our aim is to make it as easy as possible for you to access our information and contact us.
This section explains the features we have incorporated to maximise the accessibility and usability of our website. These include screen readers and a text to speech tool.
Talking Website with WebbIE read-aloud browser.
This site has been tested for accessibility using Thunder ScreenReader and WebbIE read-aloud browser. To download the software please visit their respective websites:
http://www.screenreader.net/
http://www.webbie.org.uk/
To download your free version of Thunder ScreenReader, click on the link on the right http://www.screenreader.net/index.php?pageid=2 and follow the instructions. For more information, visit the Thunder ScreenReader website at www.screenreader.net.
To download your free version of WebbIE read-aloud browser, click on the link on the right http://www.webbie.org.uk/download.htm and follow the instructions. For more information, visit the WebbIE read-aloud browser website at http://www.webbie.org.uk/.
Please note that totes Isotoner cannot be held responsible for any third party software. These links are for your convenience and should not be considered as an endorsement.
How to Increase the Text Size on Your Browser
| Browser | Text Zoom | Page Zoom | Apply Own Colours and Font |
| Internet explorer 7 |
Under the Page menu, there is the option Text Size. You can change the size of the text from Largest to Smallest. This will change your browser for every site you visit. This will only change the size of the text. |
Under the Page menu, there is an option Zoom, this allows the entire page to be increased in size. You can pick a percentage from the list up to 1000% or enter your own value in Custom. |
Go to Tools, Internet Options and then click the Accessibility button. This will allow you to change the colour and font of the pages you are viewing, as well as change the style sheets. |
| Internet explorer 5 and 6 |
Under the View menu, there is the option Text Size. You can change the size of the text from Largest to Smallest. This will change your browser for every site you visit. |
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Go to Tools, Internet Options and then click the Accessibility button. This will allow you to change the colour and font of the pages you are viewing, as well as change the style sheets. |
| Mozilla Firefox |
Under the View menu, there is the option Text Size.
You can also use CTRL + to increase the text size and CTRL - to decrease the text size. CTRL 0 will return the text to normal.
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Go to View and click on Page Style. Choose No Style. To return to the page to normal, choose Basic Page Style. |
| Netscape 7 |
Under the View menu, there is the option Text Zoom. You can pick a value from the list from 50% to 200%, or enter your own value in Other.
You can also use CTRL + to increase the text size and CTRL - to decrease the text size. |
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| Netscape 4 |
Under the View menu there is the option to Increase or Decrease font size.
You can also use CTRL ] to increase the text size and CTRL [ to decrease the text size.
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| Opera |
You can also use CTRL + to increase the text size and CTRL - to decrease the text size. This will only change the size of the text.
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Under the View menu, there is the option Zoom. You can use this to increase the size of everything on the page by picking a percentage from the list, up to a maximum of 200%. |
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Site Accessibility
We aim for every page on this website to meet the Web Accessibility Initiative 'AA' or Priority 2 standard. However if you find an issue with any of our pages please contact us using the details on the contact us page.