What is a website?

A website page is a screen on the internet that shows information. You can scroll up and down to see more. Buttons and links help you move to other pages.

Where to find the Bipolar UK website

You can access the Bipolar UK website at https://www.bipolaruk.org/ using any web browser. A web browser is an app on your desktop or mobile device that displays web pages. You can also search for ‘Bipolar UK’ using any internet search engine, such as Google.

How to use a website

Most websites have similar sections to help you find what you need quickly. These sections usually appear in a navigation menu at the top of the screen. On mobile devices, the menu is often shown as an icon in the top-right corner (commonly three horizontal lines).

Here’s what the sections usually mean:

Get support - where to find help, advice, and resources if you need information or support
Get involved - ways you can take part, like volunteering, fundraising, or joining events
About us - details about who the organisation is, what they do, and why they exist
Donate - where you can give money to support the organisation’s work

Accessibility

Accessibility means designing the Bipolar UK website so that everyone can use it easily. This includes ensuring compatibility with screen readers, providing clear navigation, and using readable fonts and colours. We aim to meet recognised accessibility standards and continually improve the experience for all users. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please let us know.

Why we want your feedback

The Bipolar UK website was created with input from people affected by bipolar. The photographs and content come from our communities. We aim to build on this by engaging with a live audience to improve the website.

What is a website feedback form?

A feedback form where you can tell us what you think. This form is designed to identify issues, highlight any gaps, and gather suggestions for improvement. You can use this form to:

Say if something is not working
Tell us if something is hard to find
Share ideas to make the website better

Your feedback helps us fix problems and improve the website for everyone. To help us address your feedback, if possible, please add links to the relevant web pages.

How to use this form

Here are the main things to know before completing this form:

You’re welcome to fill out this form more than once
All questions are optional
Enter your name and email address if you would like to hear more about website user feedback sessions and other opportunities to get involved
To enter your feedback, select the empty boxes and type your answers
If you don’t know what to write, you can leave the box blank
Telling us what device (like desktop computer, mobile phone or tablet) and browser (like Edge, Chrome or Safari) you used helps us understand where the problem happened and fix it
You can upload images or other files to help explain your feedback
At the end of the form, you will be asked to review the Bipolar UK website using a rating from 1 to 5
When you are finished, select the Submit button

What happens next?

Once submitted, your feedback will be sent to Bipolar UK. A member of the Marketing and Communications Team will review the completed form. Your input will help Bipolar UK improve the website.

Look out for further opportunities to take part, such as joining photoshoots and user feedback sessions. Updates will be shared on the Bipolar UK website, in newsletters and across other Bipolar UK channels.

If you choose to enter your email address to hear more about website user feedback sessions and other opportunities to get involved, Bipolar UK will be in touch with further information.