Accessibility

Redkite continues to review and improve our accessibility available on the site

We have developed this website with the objective of complying with W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 .

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Our website is designed with a high level of accessibility in mind, so that all site visitors will be easily able to access all our content and use our features. This includes devices such as tablets and mobile devices.

Redkite continues to review and improve our accessibility available on the site. If you have issues or feedback, please contact us.

You can use your browser to translate our website into another language.

Instructions for each browser can be found below:

You can change the text size or zoom the page on your browser of choice when viewing our website.

Instructions for each browser can be found below:

Keyboard navigation is an alternate way of browsing our website. This allows for increased accessibility for visitors who have difficulty using a mouse or a pointer tool. You can use the arrow keys on your keyboard to scroll up or down pages. Using the tab key, you can move between links and press return or enter to select one. If you want to return to a previous page, you can use the backspace key.

You can change the contract of your page to high contrast mode to assist you as a visitor in viewing the page.

Instructions for each browser is listed below:

All images hosted on Redkite’s website are described using alt tags (alternative text).

Redkite will occasionally publish videos on our website. Transcripts and captions will accompany all videos published.

If you have tried to print a page on our website using the print tool of your browser and have not been successful, here is some information that can assist you:

Printing from a desktop computer

Press the “CTRL” (control) and “P” buttons together. This should show the print dialogue box on all desktop computers (Windows, MAC and Linux based).

Printing from a mobile device

Due to the wide range of mobiles and tablets on the market, we recommend referring to your device’s manual, or search for the information via a search engine such as Google.

Some examples of search queries you might use are:

How to print from your iPhone

How to print from your Android device