Should you have any difficulty browsing our site, or are even simply looking for answers or definitions of words, this is a good place to start.
help page
Welcome to our Help Page. Firstly we would like to explain some of the technologies used in our site, and how they may effect your browsing experience:
JavaScript:
This site relies fairly heavily on JavaScript. If you are either using a non-JavaScript enabled screen reader or browser, or you have simply elected to turn JavaScript off, you should be able to use our entire site quite adequately. JavaScript mainly effects the following items:
- The Menu – with JavaScript turned off, the whole menu will be expanded
- External Links – with JavaScript turned off, the external links which would normally open the external page in a new window, may simply open the link in the same window. If this is the case, you will need to use your browser's 'back' button to return to the Atomic web site
- The News and Portfolio 'scrollers' – with JavaScript turned off, these scrollers simply won't work. You should have the first image from our portfolio and the first news article, but all of these items appear in greater detail on other pages of our site anyway, so there is no information which you are missing out on.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS):
Cascading Style Sheets are used to 'pretty up' a web page, whereas HTML is used for the actual information. If you are using an older browser, such as Netscape Navigator 4.08, or Internet Explorer 4, some items won't look as smart, but the information will still be there.
Accessibility/'accesskeys':
We hope that we have made a good effort at creating a web site which is able to be viewed and accessed by everybody, however we're not 100% sure. It looks great to us, but if you find the site hard to read or navigate, we'd really appreciate it if you could let us know how we can improve it. We have attempted to ensure that there is sufficient contrast, that text is able to be resized via your browser settings and other methods of aiding your experience. One of the things we have done to assist with navigation is implementing the use of 'accesskeys'. If you use accesskeys, you can read more about which keys we have assigned to what.
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