To obtain a printed verison of the page, click on the button at the top right hand corner of the content, or use the browser's "print" function. on Macintosh : Apple + to increase, Apple - to decrease.Īll the pages have a printer-friendly version available : all the content considered useless for a paper version are removed (especially the navigation menus and links, and purely graphical content).Or got to Display > Zoom eand choose the adapted zoom level. Opera : use the + or - buttons on the numerical pad.Mozilla, Firefox or Netscape : hit Ctrl + to increase size and Ctrl - decrease size.Internet Explorer : go to Page > Zoom to select the adapted zoom level.You may also change some settings in your browser : To do this (works with every browser) : Ctrl + mouse wheelĬtrl + 0 changes the text size to its original format. Increasing and/or decreasing text sizeįor an easier read, it's possible to increase or decrease the text size. How? Hit the Tab button on the keyboard and repeat until you reach the link you want, then hit the Enter button. It's possible to navigate the website without a mouse, via a touch screen or a keyboard.
displays the subsections of the current page thanks to a frop-down list.also allows you, from the homepage, to browse or move up the website's structure thanks to links,.allows you to located the website's structure,.On every page except the homepage, there is a common thread above the main content. The ENSIACET logo on every page allows the user to easily access the ENSIACET website's homepage.Īt the bottom of the page, a bottom-page menu allows access to extra pages such as Contact, the Terms of Service, the site map. Search engines and a website map are available to ease access to content. These XXL menus show the website's and its sections' structure. The website's ergonomics are thorough, and allow for simple browsing via the XXL menus located at the top of every page. The structure consistent from one page to the other, so as to lead the user's understanding of the website, and therefore the understanding of its content. The ENSIACET website was therefore designed so as to respect the good accessibility practice defined by the French State in the Référentiel général d’accessibilité pour les administrations (RGAA) and the Charte Internet de l’Etat. Article 47 specifies that public online communication services by Government departments, regional councils and public establishments which depend on them must be accessible to people with disabilities. According to the law n☂005-102 of February 2005 for equal rights and equal opportunities, Participation and Citizenship of Disabled Persons, accessibility to public services for disabled people is a necessity.
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