- Home
- Definition of Atheism
- Current Controversies
- History
- Who's Who
- Atheist Politics
- Demographics
- Atheist Arguments
- Atheism & Morality
- Atheism & Meaning
- Atheism & Violence
- Atheism & Science
- Further Resources
Website Accessibility
The site has been designed to be accessible in accordance with the standards promoted by the WC3. Please contact us via the About us page, if there are any further accessibility improvements you would like to see on the site.
Navigation
This site implements the use of a two level menu system on the left menu. There are thirteen sections in the top level menu.
Selecting any of these links takes you to a new page. Some (but not all) topics have additional topics within the section. These second level links appear under the main link and remain visible when you are on any page in that section.
For some topics, there are third and fourth level pages, which are linked to from the contents box which appears according to context on the right hand side of the page. A "back to ..." link has also been included here, where relevant. All pages include the "breadcrumb trail" with active links, so you can see where you are in the hierarchy of the menu at any time, and also navigate using these links.
The menu at the top of the page is on all pages and includes links to this accessibility page, a Sitemap and a search function.
Users of screen reading software may prefer to use the Sitemap for navigating this website as this will allow easier access to all pages in the site, and contains no tiered menu system.
Access Keys and Tabs
A tab order has been set to run through the topics across the top menu, then down the left hand menu, picking up any sublinks where they are present. It then runs down to the links in the footer. Access keys have been set up in alphabetical order from a-m for the menus and from 1-6 for top menu and footer features as set out below:
- Home - a
- Definition of Atheism - b
- Current Controversies - c
- History - d
- Who's Who - e
- Atheist Politics - f
- Demographics - g
- Atheist Arguments - h
- Atheism & Morality - i
- Atheism & Meaning - j
- Atheism & Violence - k
- Atheism & Science - l
- Further Resources - m
- Skip Navigation - 1
- About Us - 2
- Sitemap - 3
- Accessibility - 4
- Search Site - 5
- Terms and Conditions - 6
Text Sizes
You can change the size of the text on this website as you wish in your browser. The instructions below explain how to do that for some common browsers. For other browsers, look up the "help" section for that browser. by following the instructions below.
Internet Explorer: Go to Tools > Internet Options > General Tab > Accessibility Button. Then select the required options in Formatting and click OK. Next go to View > Text Size.
Firefox: Go to View > Text Size > Increase (or shortcut CTRL++)
Safari on a Mac: See the detailed instructions available at My Web My Way.
Fonts
Internet Explorer: Go to Tools > Internet Options > General Tab > Accessibility Button. Then select the required options in Formatting and click OK. Next go to Tools > Internet Options > General Tab > Fonts Button and then select the required font and click OK.
Firefox: Go to Options > Content > Advanced and select your preferred settings.
Search Site
Entering a search in the box at the top right of any page takes you to a search facility at the University of Cambridge which has a different page design. To return to this site, either select an item listed from the search, or press the "back" button on your browser.
Useful links
Internet Explorer 6 Accessibility Resources
Windows XP Accessibility Resources
Accessibility for Windows Vista
My Web My Way - Accessibility site from the BBC
(a fully comprehensive guide)
Firefox web developer tools (This add on to the Firefox browser includes a toolbar with commands, such as allowing you to display access keys and tab order on pages).
Standards Validation
This site has been designed to conform to the WC3 (World Wide Web Consortium) WAI-AAA, CSS and XHTML 1.1 standards.
