Basic navigation takes place by moving your mouse over a link and clicking with the mouse button (left mouse button for MS Windows systems). To help you identify links on the site we have shown them in blue. When you place your cursor over the link it will turn red and, in most cases, become underlined. Here is an example link.

Two sections of the site will remain constantly visible throughout your visit. These are the top navigation section (to the right of the tti logo) and the side navigation (displayed underneath the tti logo).

The top navigation section consists of two parts, the area above the red line are links related to the site and organisation, such as Contact Us and About Us. Below the red line is an indicator showing where you have navigated in relation to the home page. These are known as breadcrumbs. As you navigate into the site the breadcrumbs expand to show your route. If you want to go back a section you can select your destination from this area.

The side navigation allows you to access other areas of the site, such as Products and Downloads. If you become lost in the site you can return to the start at any time by selecting Home from this area.

On some pages navigation links may be included in the body of the page or an additional navigation bar may appear on the right hand side. Links within these sections appear and function as they do elsewhere. On pages that offer a selection of further choices any images, logos or icons may also be links, but there will also be a text link to the same destination.

We hope that this information has been helpful. For general advice about the internet, websites and navigation please refer to the instructions for your computer operating system and/or web browser.