Care has been taken to ensure our website is accessible to all those who may seek to use it - to that extent, we aim to ensure that all content is clearly navigable, links are accurate and obvious, and appropriate to people of all ages and abilities.
Our primary campaign documents, setting out the case for voting Leave in the forthcoming EU Referendum, can be requested in the following formats:
If you require these, or any other of our campaign materials in additional formats, please contact the campaign on accessibility@voteleave.uk and we will do our best to provide a version that will work for you.
Whenever possible, we aim to meet best-practice W3C AA standards for website accessibility, including ensuring all images have alt-text descriptions for screen readers, that colour schemes have the necessary contrast for colour-blind users, and that the site works on all modern and most legacy browsers. Links to files (for example PDF files and Microsoft Word documents) will always open in a new window, and we try to ensure that link names are unique on a page. Where possible, all video content has subtitles / closed captioning, and transcripts are available of events / speeches on demand.
We have designed our website to work best in Google Chrome and Firefox, however the website will also work perfectly in Internet Explorer 9 onwards. The website will also render perfectly in Microsoft Edge. If you are using an earlier version of Internet Explorer please download the latest version and complete the update. You can download the latest version from Download IE.
If you are using Firefox, Chrome or Safari, these browsers now automatically update, so you should be viewing the Vote Leave website on the latest version.
If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the accessibility of the Vote Leave website, please contact us.
For more information and guidance on customising how you view our website, please review the BBC's My Web My Way and AbilityNet's My Computer, My Way.
Further information on accessing and navigating the site can be found below.
You can request a braille version by emailing accessibility@voteleave.uk.
Download the Duxbury file by clicking here.
Most modern browsers now allow users to easily resize the screen dimensions to a level that they feel comfortable with. The following tables provides you instructions on how to do this within different browsers.
| Browser | How to change the text size |
|---|---|
| Internet Explorer 7+ (PC) |
On the top menu: Tools > Zoom (top right hand corner) Or press Ctrl and '+' to increase the zoom and Ctrl and '-' to decrease the zoom. |
| Internet Explorer 5, 5.5, 6 (PC) | View > Text Size |
| Firefox (PC) |
Press ‘Ctrl’ and ‘+’ to zoom in or ‘Ctrl’ and ‘-’ to zoom out. To return the page to the standard size press ‘Ctrl’ + ‘0’.
Alternatively click on ‘View’ on the top menu or press ‘Alt’ + ‘V’ and click to select ‘Zoom’ or press ‘Z’. Click to select ‘Zoom In’ or press ‘Alt’ + ‘I’. Click to select ‘Zoom Out’ or ‘Alt’ + ‘O’. |
| Firefox (Mac) |
On the top menu: View > Text Size Or use keyboard shortcuts: Press ‘Cmd’ and ‘+’ to increase the text size and 'Cmd' and '-' to decrease the text size. To return the page to the standard size press 'Cmd' + '0'. |
| Chrome (PC) |
Using the mouse, click on the Chrome menu at the top right corner of the page and then: Click on '-' to zoom out Click on '100%' to return to default size Click on '+' to zoom in Or use keyboard shortcut: ‘Ctrl’ + '+' to zoom in ‘Ctrl’ + ‘-' to zoom out ‘Ctrl’ + ‘0’ to return to default size |
| Chrome (Mac) |
Using the mouse, click on the Chrome menu at the top right corner of the page and then: Click on ‘-‘ to zoom out Click on ‘100%’ to return to the standard size Click on ‘+’ to zoom in Or use keyboard shortcut: ‘Cmd’ + ‘+’ to zoom in ‘Cmd’ + ‘-‘ to zoom out ‘Cmd’ + ‘0’ to return to the standard size |
| Safari |
On the top menu: View > Make Text Bigger Or use keyboard shortcuts: Press ‘Cmd’ and ‘+’ to increase the text size and ‘Cmd’ ‘and ‘-’ to decrease the text size. Press ‘Cmd’ + ‘0’ to return to the standard size. |
Alternatively, if you are using a modern browser and have a mouse with a wheel you can also alter the size of the text size by holding down ‘Ctrl’ (PC) or ‘Cmd' (Mac) on your keyboard while scrolling up and down with the mouse wheel.
The access key function allows you to surf around a site without using your mouse to click on links.
Using your keyboard, it's possible to jump directly to certain links or certain areas within a page, without having to move your mouse at all.
| Function | Access Key |
|---|---|
| Skip navigation | S |
| Access key details | 0 |
| Home page | 1 |
| Site map | 3 |
| Search | 4 |
| FAQ | 5 |
| Terms and conditions | 8 |
| Feedback form | 9 |
You can use the Tab key on your keyboard to move between links on a page. Pressing the Tab key once highlights the next link, Shift+Tab highlights the previous lin
When you use the Tab key to move between links on our website, you'll be taken through them in the following order:
All forms on our website have a logical tab sequence.
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