ACCESS ALL AREAS. FOR EVERYONE.
As a company Toshiba is driven by a relentless
desire to improve its products, thus making life
ever easier and more pleasurable for our customers.
We never rest on our laurels. So, for instance, when
we launch a laptop packed with the latest
innovations, you can be sure we're already working
flat out to develop the next generation of
technology - and the one after that too.
This ethos applies to everything Toshiba creates - not
least this website. We are totally committed to making
it an inclusive experience for all its users, regardless
of disability or age-related limitation. Consequently it
is in a constant state of evolution and technical
improvement, especially with regard to accessibility.
Our website is designed to be compatible with the
assistive technologies employed by many web users and to
provide a comprehensive user experience. We have
currently undertaken many enhancements to our website
and will continue to improve our overall web presence.
We have ensured that our website is device independent
meaning that it can be navigated using a keyboard and/or
a mouse as well as assistive devices providing similar
functionality.
For ease of reading, users of our site are able to
adjust text to their preferential size and we have
ensured that the colour luminosity contrast between
backgrounds and foregrounds is within established
guidelines for improved legibility.
Colour is not used as the only method to emphasise a
feature and we have not used any rapidly blinking or
flashing content that can cause disturbance or adverse
effects.
Where appropriate we have attached alternative content
to display images to ensure that visitors unable to view
them are provided with an explanation of the subject and
context. In some instances we will use display
techniques that are not accessible but we will always
try to provide readable pages and formats as
alternatives.
Our restless culture determines that we will continue to
improve our website making it an inclusive experience
for all users.
