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Accessibility

Web Standards

We follow W3C standards - a set of global standards designed to make content available to everyone. We have also followed:

We have documents available in HTML and PDF.

Technical Aspects

The styling of this site is designed to make the content scalable to fit different screen resolutions.

This site will display correctly in major browsers.

The text is scalable, allowing it to be resized in the browser window.

Print style sheets are provided to make printed pages clear and free from unnecessary material not required to be reproduced in print versions.

Links are friendly urls and have meaningful link text which can be read by screen readers.

This website has a ‘AA' conformance rating, as set out in the W3C web content accessibility guidelines.

PDF

Some material on this site is available in PDF format. We use PDFs because they're portable, printable and reasonably accessible. A free PDF reader can be downloaded here.

Users can also email the link of a PDF document to Adobe for conversion:

  • Click on the link and open the PDF you wish to convert.
  • Copy and paste the URL of the PDF document into the body of an email to:
    • pdf2txt@adobe.com (for conversion to plain text)
    • pdf2html@adobe.com (for conversion to HTML).
    • Adobe will mail back the converted PDF file. You can submit multiple URLs in a single email.

Accessibility and PDF files

If you are vision impaired, go to Adobe's screen-reader compatible download page. You may also find it helpful to download the Adobe Access plug-in which supports Windows text reading programs.

For more information on PDF document accessibility go to Adobe's website.

Navigation

All navigation on this site is fully accessible without Javascipt, Cascading Style Sheets or graphical images. The navigation is accessible to screen readers.

Images

Images on this site have meaningful alternative ‘alt' tags which can be read by screen readers. There may be older content on this site which does not contain any ‘alt' tags.

The Office strives to make this site accessible to all but there is older content which is not fully accessible. Should you require a more accessible version please contact us at website@oaic.gov.au.

Accessibility help - Contact Us

Accessibility of this website is very important to the OAIC. If you have any problems using this site or have any comments, feedback or questions, please email us at website@oaic.gov.au.