With the goal to make content of our website more accessible to a wider range of people with disabilities, we have applied a number of recommendations from the Web Contents Accessibility Guidelines – the WCAG (source: Web Accessibility Initiative – WAI) in the design of this website, specifically as follows:

1. If one needs to zoom in/out and change font size in a web post

Most web browsers allow you to increase and decrease the size of text, images, and other web page content using a “zoom” feature. Some browsers allow you to choose to zoom only the text size.

To change the zoom level in most browsers, press the following two keys simultaneously:

In Windows, Linux and Chrome OS:

• To zoom in further: “Ctrl” and “+” keys

• To zoom in smaller: “Ctrl” and “-” keys

Mac operating system:

• To zoom in further: “⌘” and “+” keys

• To zoom in and out: keys “⌘” and “-“

2. If one needs to change the reading view

Most browsers offer a “Reader View” or “Reading View” that shows just the main content; it gets rid of navigation, ads, etc. Some browsers let you set the text font, text size, text color, background color, and line spacing in Reader View.

• Apple Safari – Hide ads when reading articles
• Mozilla Firefox – Reader View for clutter-free web pages
• Microsoft Edge – Change font style and size for Reading view in Microsoft Edge
• Vivaldi – Reader View