The site has been designed to conform to many of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative's standards. We will continue to work towards this standard until we have achived the highest possible level of accessibility. You can find details about this standard using this link to the World Wide Web Consortium website (External Link).
Text Size
Using the Default or Large Text links at the top of every page, you can set the text size of this website to standard or large. Your prefered text size will be remembered when you return to this website (Please note that you must have cookies enabled for this to work).
Click here to switch to the Default Text sizeClick here to switch to the Large Text sizeYou can also change the default text size of all websites that you view by changing the settings in your browser preferences. If you need help on how to do this, have a look at our detailed guide on how to do this on all major browsers
High Contrast
Using the High Contrast link at the top of every page, you can switch to a high contrast version of the website. Once in the high contrast version, you can switch back to the standard contrast version of the website by clicking the Default or Large Text link at the top of each page. The content of the high contrast version is identical to the standard contrast version, but the layout has been altered for ease of use.
Click here to switch to the High Contrast version of this siteClick here to switch to the Standard Contrast version of this siteExternal Links
We no longer open external links in a new window. While this is often seen as the more logical and accessible way of providing links to external sites, recent research - supported by the W3C - has shown opening extra windows for new content can actually be more disorientating.
As a result, we have taken the decision to open external links in the same browser - although all links will clearly be marked as external.
Viewing PDF Documents
Langdon College uses the industry standard PDF format to deliver many of its electronic documents online. If you do not already have it installed you will need to download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software. Click here to download Adobe Acrobat Reader (free). (External Link)
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