Styleseets
This site uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for visual layout. If your browser supports it, style sheets can be disabled or over-ridden to customise the appearance of the website, to your preference.
Access keys
Access keys are keyboard shortcuts that replace the need to use a mouse for navigation.
List of Access Keys for this site
- Home
- About
- Plans
- Join us
- Contact
- Ofcom G.C. 24
- Privacy Policy
- Terms & Conditions
- Code of Practice
- Accessibility
How to use Access Keys in your browser
- PC's
- Internet Explorer 6 and above - Hold down ALT + the access key then release both keys and press ENTER.
- Firefox - Hold down ALT + SHIFT + the access key.
- Opera - Hold down SHIFT + ESC, release both keys, then press the access key.
- MAC's
- Safari - Hold down CTRL + the access key.
- Firefox - Hold down ALT + SHIFT + the access key.
These Access keys are based on UK Government guidelines. We have attempted to avoid conflicts with commonly used operating system shortcuts.
Tabbing
We appreciate that not all people using our sites can use a mouse; we will ensure that all of our websites can be browsed in a logical manner using the Tab button. Pressing the 'Tab' key while on a web page will select the next link on the page. You can press 'Tab' repeatedly to get to the chosen link. The selected link is indicated by the dotted border around the link. Once your chosen link is selected, you can trigger it by pressing the 'Enter' key on your keyboard. You can move backwards through links by pressing 'Shift' + 'Tab' together.
Font sizes and zooming
- Below are some instructions of how to resize fonts and/or increase page zoom in different browsers.
Internet Explorer 6
- It not work's perfectely
- Click the View menu, then select Text Size and then choose larger or largest (the default is medium).
- Alternatively, hold down the Ctrl key and scroll the mouse wheel (if you have one).
Internet Explorer 7/8
- Click Page then Zoom. You can then increase or decrease the page's zoom level
- You can also use keyboard shortcuts. To do this, press Ctrl and '+' (plus) to increase the zoom and Ctrl and '-' (minus) to decrease the zoom.
Internet Explorer 9/10
- Click Tools then Zoom. You can then increase or decrease the page's zoom level.
- You can also use keyboard shortcuts. To do this, press Ctrl and '+' (plus) to increase the zoom and Ctrl and '-' (minus) to decrease the zoom.
Firefox
- Click the View menu, then select Text Size and then choose whether you would like to increase the size (increase) or decrease the size (decrease).
- Alternatively, hold down the Ctrl key and at the same time, push the - or + key.
- Alternatively, hold down the Ctrl key and scroll the mouse wheel (if you have one).
Opera
Click the View menu, select Zoom and then choose your desired zoom level..
Alternatively, press Plus (hold Shift and press the = key) to increase the page zoom, or press the minus key (-) to reduce the page zoom..
Alternatively, hold down the Ctrl key and scroll the mouse wheel (if you have one)..
Safari
Click the View menu then click Make Text Bigger or Make Text Smaller..
Chrome
Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar, find the 'zoom' section in the menu and select '+' to make page content larger or '-' to make page content smaller..
You can also use Ctrl and '+' (plus) (Option and '+' on Mac) and Ctrl and '-' (minus) (Option and '-' on Mac) keyboard shortcuts to increase and decrease content size respectively..
Forms
Labels are used to assist access to form fields. All forms follow a logical tab sequence..
Colours
The site has been designed to be easy to read through its colour combinations. If you have any difficulty in reading parts of the site, try increasing the font size, or try altering the visual appearance of your browser.
Links.
We have worked hard to ensure that our links are meaningful, and some links are explained in greater detail by using a title attribute, visible when hovering over the link..
Scripting
JavaScript is used on the site to improve usability. All pages and processes are still accessible and usable if JavaScript is disabled or unavailable..
Flash may be used on the site to enhance the experience of the user. An effort will be made to make sure that if a user does not have the correct plug-in for Flash elements, it does not detract from the user accessing the core content of the website..
Browsers
This website is built to HTML5 and CSS3 standards. To ensure code quality and that standards are maintained we are committed to checking this on a regular basis.
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This website will function and look as intended in browsers that support these standards. The most common of these are:
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Firefox, Internet Explorer (6+) and Opera on Windows.
Safari and Firefox on Mac OS X
If you do not have one of these browsers installed or are unable to upgrade, you may find the website easier to use by disabling CSS altogether - please see your browser's help documentation for further information.
We will continue to make improvements in www.imperialtelecom.co.uk, but FirstGroup is not responsible for the accessibility of any other websites which this site may link to. If you have any questions about our continuing efforts to make web-based information accessible to all users, or wish to report an accessibility problem on any of our pages, please contact us.
0208 144 1786