Ease Of Use GSCBoss website has been designed to welcome all users (young and old) with its enhance accessibility. To help achieve this, we have incorporating internets and ICT best practices and standards as defined by WCAG 2.0 (level AA). Our web pages have been made very accessible to everybody because diversity and inclusion is an important part of who we are especially to our students, parents, guardians and visitors who may be willing to be part of our dream.
Browser Compatibility We have also ensured that it works with popular browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera Mini, Etc.) on various platforms and screen sizes (desktop computers to smartphones). Texts on our web pages have been made easy to view by keeping them moderate and not too small. The most popular browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera support the following mouse actions and keyboard strokes to zoom in and out on our web page. Please use the "Control" key in Windows OS and the "Command" key in Mac OS.
Zoom Function You can make text on GSCBoss webpages easier to read by using the zoom or by magnifying your screen. Visually impaired people may find that they require fully-functional magnification software or use the in-built Zoom feature in their computers. If you intend zooming the text, you can hold the Control/Command key and scroll up or down to zoom in or out.
Narrator Function Texts on our web pages will be narrated if Windows users use Windows Narrator in their computer. The narrator converts on-screen text into speech. This is available in Windows 10/8.1/8/RT/7/Vista/XP, while In Apple’s OSX operating system, users will find the VoiceOver feature. Third-party screen readers such as JAWS (Job Access With Speech) and the freeware program NVDA are options to consider.
PDF/WORD/TEXT and other files Wherever they occur, PDF and other files have been used to help us preserve the look and feel of our original documents. To open and view PDF files, an Adobe Acrobat Reader or similar PDF reader should be used. For WORD/TEXT files, Microsoft Office would be a better choice.
If you have question(s) regarding the accessibility of our website, please contact us via our contact page.