Make the text larger

You can enlarge the entire page using your web browser’s zoom controls.

• On Windows, press Ctrl and + to enlarge the page and
  Ctrl and − to reduce it.
• On a Mac, press Command and + to enlarge the page and
  Command and − to reduce it.
• On a phone or tablet, you can usually enlarge content using your
  device’s accessibility or display settings.

Press Ctrl and 0, or Command and 0 on a
Mac, to return to the normal size.

Listen to a page

Many computers, phones and tablets can read webpages aloud. Depending on
your device, this may be called Read aloud,
Speak Screen, Narrator,
VoiceOver or TalkBack.

Look in your browser menu or your device’s accessibility settings to turn
these features on.

Use a screen reader

Aspergillosis.org is designed to work with screen-reading software. Page
headings, links, lists and image descriptions are used to help people
understand and navigate the content.

Common screen readers include Narrator on Windows, VoiceOver on Apple
devices and TalkBack on Android devices.

Navigate without a mouse

You can use a keyboard to move around the website:

• Press Tab to move to the next link or control.
• Press Shift and Tab to move backwards.
• Press Enter to open a selected link.
• Press the Space bar to activate some buttons or move
  down a page.
• Press Escape to close many menus or pop-ups.

Change colours and contrast

Your computer, phone or tablet may allow you to increase contrast, use
dark mode, invert colours or apply colour filters. These options are
normally found in the device’s Accessibility or
Display settings.

Translate this website

Most modern web browsers can automatically translate an entire webpage.
The exact controls depend on the browser and device you are using.

Google Chrome

Select the translation symbol in the address bar and choose your preferred
language. On a computer, you can also right-click anywhere on the page and
select Translate.

Google’s instructions for translating webpages →

Microsoft Edge

Select the translation symbol in the address bar when it appears, then
choose the language you want to use.

Safari

If translation is available for the page and language, select the
translation button in Safari’s address bar and choose a language.

Use translated health information carefully

Browser translations are produced automatically and may not translate
every medical term accurately. They can help you understand the general
meaning of a page, but should not be relied upon when making decisions
about diagnosis, medication or treatment.

If anything is unclear, discuss it with a qualified healthcare
professional or ask for a professional interpreter. Do not change
prescribed treatment because of an automatically translated webpage.

Please also read our
health information notice.

Ask for help or another format

If you cannot access information on this website, please contact us and
tell us which information you need and the format that would help you.
We will consider how best to support your request.

You can also tell us about an accessibility problem, such as content that
does not work with a screen reader, keyboard or other assistive
technology.

Contact the Aspergillosis.org team →

For more information about our approach, read our
accessibility statement.