This page explains the features that have been incorporated into www.creativescotland.com to provide a level of accessibility for all users.
If you find that the text is too small for you to read, you can change it to a size you're more comfortable with:
Images have alt text where they add to the comprehension of the page. All trivial or decorative images have null Alt text.
Creative Scotland is not responsible for the content or accessibility of external links.
Visit the BBC website for guidance on:
For information on PDF files and accessibility visit access.adobe.com.
We’re aware there are aspects of our website that are not fully accessible, these include:
- Many of our documents such as our Funding Guidance are in PDF format and are not fully accessible.
- While we endeavour to add alt text to all images, there may be instances where this has been missed.
- Some links may open in a new window without warning.
- Some parts of our website including images, website language, forms, page titles, headers, buttons and links may not be fully compatible with assistive technologies.
- Colour contrasts of website content may not be high enough and some text spacing may not match the minimum requirements.
We're always working towards improving our accessibility, and we are planning to re-develop and re-design www.creativescotland.com which will include undertaking a comprehensive accessibility audit and ensuring accessibility requirements are at the heart of the design.
If you would like to report any issues with this website, please get in touch using one of the methods outlined on our Contact Us page.
If you are deaf or hard of hearing you can also contact us via the Scottish Government’s free contact Scotland BSL service. Full details on how to use the service can be found on the Contact Scotland BSL website.