Our site has been designed to achieve "Double-A" accessibility compliance with the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines V1.0. This means that the site should work well with all modern browsers, and with assistive technologies such as screen readers or Braille readers.
If you have any issues accessing content on the ICE website, please contact web.feedback@ice.org.uk
ICE Library catalogue online
We are aware of accessibility issues with the ICE online library catalogue and are currently working to improve accessibility with this area of the site.
Font size
All text on the site is resizable using your web browser's built in tools. This can usually be achieved by clicking View on your browser's toolbar, then choosing an option from the "Zoom" or "Text size" menu.
Browser versions
The site is designed to work in the following browsers:
- Internet Explorer 7+ (Windows)
- Firefox 3+ (Windows and Mac)
And should perform well in all other browsers.
We recommend that you keep your web browser up to date with the latest version - download from the following links:
Viewing PDF files
We make every effort to ensure the ICE website is compatible with all major internet browsers, but we are aware that some users may be experiencing difficulty viewing PDF files hosted on the ICE website, based on the internet browser being used.
Internet Explorer
There are currently no known issues with Internet Explorer 7+ accessing PDF files.
Mozilla Firefox 3.6
Some users may encounter problems accessing PDF files if their browser is not equipped with the most up-to-date plug-in for Adobe PDF files.
If you encounter a problem open your Firefox web browser and select Tools > Add-ons from the main menu. This will display a list of the add-ons being used in your browser.
Select Find Updates to initiate a check for new plug-ins for your browser.
Google Chrome 7.0
There is a known bug in Google Chrome that prevents PDF files being viewed through this browser directly. If you encounter a problem, please right-click the Download button and choose ‘Save link as’ to save the file locally to your computer.