Here at bandland we want our site to be enjoyed by everyone. We realise that some of our visitors will be using screen readers and other accessibility devices. We also appreciate that sometimes our site may let you down and not work well with your particular browsing aids.

If this is indeed the case please let us know by Clicking Here and telling us about the difficulties you experienced. We will do our utmost to rectify the situation to enhance your browsing experience with our store.

There are a few things you can try, here are just a few suggestions.

Make text larger

You can increase the size of the text on the site using your browser. In most modern browsers, you'll find this under the "View" menu (Alt + V). You should then look for the "Text size" option(s).

Many browsers (but not IE) also allow you to use the shortcut keys Ctrl + +.

Your browser's help system can give you more specific information should you need it.

Use your keyboard to navigate

You can use keyboard shortcuts to help you move around pages. Here are some particularly useful ones:
  • Page Up / Page Down: Move up and down the page.
  • Tab: Jump forwards through the links. Shift + Tab moves backwards.
  • Home: Back to the top of the page.
  • Alt + left arrow: Back to the previous page.
  • Alt + right arrow: Forwards.

 

Use your keyboard to move the mouse pointer

If you have difficulties using a mouse, you can use "MouseKeys". This is built into Windows and allows you to use the number pad on your keyboard to move the pointer.

MouseKeys can be turned on with the shortcut key combination Left Shift + Left Alt + Num Lock. If this doesn't work, you'll need to turn it on via Accessibility options in Control Panel - see the Microsoft web site for more information.

If you wish to make a purchase and are having difficulty using our online catalogue please call us direct on 01642 605444.

Please note that because of security measures in place we can not accept credit card payment by telephone, however we are more than happy to accept a cheque as payment.

If you would like to discuss your accessibility issue direct with our web site developers you are most welcome to contact them direct Here.

Please mention in your mail the site you were visiting and how you would like to be contacted.