Website Terms of Use:

Visitors to the Information Arts website are required to accept the following terms and conditions in return for the information provided to them on this website.

Information Arts uses reasonable efforts to include accurate and up to date information on all pages of this website. Information provided is for guidance only and is not intended to form any part of a contract and can be subject to change without notice. Information Arts shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential or cumulative losses or damages arising out of the use or inability to use these pages, any errors, misrepresentations or omissions on the material contained on them.

The information on the pages of the Information Arts website has been prepared with reasonable care and is believed by Information Arts to be legal, honest, decent and truthful as of the date of its preparation.

You agree that the material downloaded or otherwise accessed through the use of the web pages on our website is obtained entirely at your own risk and that you will be entirely responsible for any resulting damage to software or computer systems and/or any resulting loss of data even if Information Arts have been advised of the possibility of any such damage.

Information Arts do not accept any liability in connection with any third party websites which may be linked or accessible through this website and Information Arts do not endorse or approve the contents of any such site.

In relation to a dispute arising out of this website, you the user and Information Arts agree to submit exclusively to the jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

Except where expressly stated to the contrary, the text and graphics in the information contained in this website is the copyright of Information Arts. You may download or print out individual selections of the web pages on our website only if explicitly used for your own personal information and not to be publicly reproduced. Permanent copying or storage of the whole or part of this website or the information contained in it or reproduction or incorporation of any part of it in any other work or publication whether on paper or electronic media or any other form is expressly prohibited.

The copyright in www.informationarts.co.uk belongs to Information Arts and all rights are expressly reserved except with the prior written consent of Information Arts. The copying, reproduction, redistribution, retransmission or storage of all parts of the contents of this Website is expressly prohibited (save only that you may download and print out pages from the Website for the sole purpose of viewing for your own personal use).

Accessibility

At Information Arts our aim is to make our website as accessible as possible to the widest range of visitors and customers.

This means considering the specific needs of those with visual or physical impairments, learning difficulties and other forms of disability. In addition it means having an understanding of different browser technologies. We produce our sites to meet current best practices and guidelines.

The benefits of this approach:
  • Sites are available to as wide an audience as possible and across a variety of technologies. They will also be accessible to future devices.
  • Sites meet guidelines for those users who may have impairments and difficulties using the web.
  • Sites load quicker and use less bandwidth.

How do we do it?

We follow what are known as ‘Web Standards’. In the past many web browsers were released that did not follow a common standard for interpreting web pages; they focused on their own propriety code. The result was that we had to sometimes make several different versions of one site for all the various browsers and there would often be inconsistencies across these sites.

In recent years the makers of web browsers have adopted and brought in support for an open set of standards. These standards are laid down by the W3C, a not for profit organisation, that oversees the development of the web.

There is now a move towards this standard based approach method of building websites and Information Arts is proud to be working in this way.

Further Information:

For further information on web accessibility please visit these sites.

Access Keys:

If your browser supports access keys we have defined them for the top level of the site. We have not gone beyond that level as we believe having too many access key creates a burden on the user in remembering them.

  • Alt + 1 = Homepage
  • Alt + 2 = Search
  • Alt + 3 = Career Resources
  • Alt + 4 = About Us
  • Alt + 5 = Contact Us
  • Alt + 6 = My Account