Accessibility
If you have particular needs with regards to a disability, you can find information about the practice and this website here.
The Practice
There is street parking outside the practice.
There is a short path to the front door of the practice. There are two shallow steps leading inside.
The practice room is located on the ground floor of the premises.
There is a toilet directly opposite the practice room on the ground floor.
The Website
In this instance, accessibility refers to the attempt to ensure that eatingdisordersscotland.com content can be read by everyone, regardless of disability and technology used.
It is our aim to provide a high level of accessibility throughout this website. We have taken the following steps in order to make this site as accessible as possible:
- This site conforms to Bobby priority one guidelines. We hope to conform to priority two and three guidelines shortly.
- All pictures have descriptive text (alt attributes), and have been optimized to load as quickly as possible.
- Built using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), to set the colour, size and layout of the text within each page.
- The simplest, clearest and most compact language appropriate for the site’s content is used.
- Navigation is consistent and different sections of the page are clearly defined.
- Font is appropriate, easy to read and meets contrast guidelines ensuring increased contrast between background and text for readability purposes.
- Tables and pop-up windows have not been used in any way.
- Flickering screens/images are avoided.
- Flash is avoided for navigation or in a manner that may hamper visitors using key areas of the site.
This is a sample of the guidelines that have been followed at eatingdisordersscotland.co.uk. Should you have any further concerns, please contact us.