The “Search” function is helping people navigate through the website with a keyboard, a virtual keyboard, or voice control.
The “Search” pop-up window should be opened by clicking on the “Search” button at the navigation panel (Image 1).
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To use “Search” with “Keyboard” click on it also (Image 2). You can switch between the menu with the “Tab” button and the “Enter” button to make a choice.
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To use “Search” with “Virtual keyboard” click on it also (Image 3).
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Then click on the close button “x” at the Purple Lens bar and click on the “Search” field to open the “Virtual keyboard’ (Image 4).
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The “Screen reader” function adapts the site for keyboard navigation through the website and simplifies access to the most important content. The tool is compatible with NVDA and JAWS screen readers.
By the click on the “Screen reader” at the navigation panel the end-user should run the Screen Reader function (Image 5):
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This function allows end-users with color blindness and other kinds of visual impairment to use the website. The end-user should see the site in monochrome. The “Black/White” should be opened by clicking on the “B/W” button at the navigation panel (Image 6).
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This function allows end-users with color blindness and other kinds of visual impairment to use the website. The end-user should see contrast-enhanced visuality. The “Color Contrast” should be opened by clicking on the “Color Contrast” button at the navigation panel (Image 7).
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This function helps navigate through the website using the keyboard only (Image 8). The end-user can navigate on the site by pressing the “Tab” key to go forward (“Tab” + ”Shift” to go back) and push the “Enter” key to choose the item.
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The end-user can navigate on the site by pressing the “Tab” key to go forward (“Tab” + ”Shift” to go back) and push the “Enter” key to choose the item (Image 9).
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It’s an essential function for people with impaired vision or myopia. Changing the font size according to their needs, people will be able to read the content without external help.
By clicking on the “Medium font” button at the navigation panel the font size should be increased (Image 10).
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By clicking on the “Small font” button at the navigation panel the font size should be decreased (Image 11).
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By clicking on the “Large font” button at the navigation panel the font size should increase the font size on 300% (Image 12).
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Animation and blink blocking is vital for users with learning disabilities or susceptible to photo-epileptic seizures caused by flashing & flickering effects.
By clicking on the “No animation” button at the navigation panel all animation and blinks on the site should look like the static picture or would be blocked at all (Image 13).
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A Links underline function to show the clickable text, that redirects to another page or site.
The “Links Underline” should be opened by clicking on the “Links Underline” button at the navigation panel (Image 14).
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The Virtual keyboard provides an alternative input mechanism for users with disabilities who cannot use a conventional keyboard. The “Virtual keyboard” should be opened by clicking on the “Virtual keyboard” button at the navigation panel (Image 15).
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The end-user can use it to fill in the forms with text information (Image 16).
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It is a simple version of the screen reader which enables blind and vision-impaired people to use computers. It reads the text on the screen in a computerized voice. The end-user can control what is read by moving the cursor to the relevant area of text with a mouse or the “Tab” key on the keyboard. The text reader should be opened by clicking on the “Text Reader” button at the navigation panel (Image 17).
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This feature helps end-users efficiently search for information and navigate through the site by voice recognition. The “Voice control” should be opened by clicking on the “Voice control” button at the navigation panel (Image 18).
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A clear style function should remove all previously activated features. The “Clear style” function should be activated by clicking on the “Clear Style” button at the navigation panel (Image 19).
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To read clear information about the target level of web accessibility for the website and the methods used to achieve those targets – click the “Accessibility Statement” button at the navigation panel (Image 20).
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