Accessibility

Outlook Care has built this website with accessibility in mind. Please read on to discover how we aim to make this site accessible to as many people as possible.

We have selected an easy to read website font, included a simple but strong-contrasting colour scheme and we go to great lengths to try to ensure our text and images are marked up with the correct HTML tags so that people using screen readers can find the information they require as easily as possible. That said, it’s almost impossible to cover every angle of accessibility and so that’s where we encourage people, in association with the recommended links below, to empower themselves with the knowledge of how to modify their computer or mobile device to further enhance their web browsing experience for all websites, rather than just ours.

Tailor your internet browser

Wherever possible, we recommend you tailor your browser or computer to help make all the websites you use more accessible.

• Visit BBC’s My Web My Way to find out how to tailor your browser.
• AbilityNet also has good advice on making your device easier to use if you have a disability.

If there is any information on this website that you would like in a different accessible format such as PDF, large print, easy read, audio recording or braille:

Do please click the contact us page button below, which will take you to our contact page and enquiry form for your information request or feedback submission.