Wye Valley Trust is committed to improving your experience of
this site. We would appreciate your views on our accessibility,
email editor@herefordshire.gov.uk
if you have any comments.
Accessibility standards
What standards does this website meet for accessibility?
The site has been designed to meet the
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative
(WAI) A-level standard. You can read more about these standards
at the WWW consortium website.
Screen resolutions
Which screen resolution do you recommend for viewing this
website?
The recommended minimum display settings for the
www.wyevalley.nhs.uk pages are 1024x768 and 16-bit colour (65,356
colours or thousands of colours depending on your operating
system).
Can I use screen magnification software?
Although some of the built-in features of the web browser that
you use might be helpful, they do not offer the same level of
access as the magnification software packages developed by
specialist software suppliers. The
Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) website provides
in-depth information for partially sighted web users.
I have very restrictive vision. What are my options?
If you have little or no vision, the Internet can be accessed
using a speaking browser and refreshable Braille displays. You can
download Browsealoud,
read speaking software, from the Herefordshire Council website if
you would like web pages read to you. Alternatively visit the
RNIB website for further details of technology designed to help
if you have a visual disability.