Accessibility Widget – What Each Option Does

This widget is here to make the page easier to read and use. Below is a quick guide to each control.

Widget position

Lets you move the Accessibility button and panel: bottom right, bottom left, middle left, or middle right. This is for people who prefer controls on a certain side of the screen.

Text size (A / A+ / A++)

Changes the overall size of text on the page. “A” is normal, “A+” is larger, and “A++” is largest. Helpful for low vision or reading comfort.

High contrast

Switches to a dark background with bright text and links. This can make content easier to read for users who need stronger contrast.

Underline links

Adds underlines to links so they’re easier to spot, especially for users who have trouble distinguishing link colors.

Keyboard focus outlines

Shows a clear outline around elements when navigating with the keyboard (for example, using the Tab key). This helps users see where focus is.

Hide images

Hides most images on the page. This can reduce visual clutter and help users focus on text. Screen readers still use alt text where available.

Reduce motion

Turns off most animations and transitions. Useful for people who are sensitive to motion or prefer a more static experience.

Readable font

Switches text to a simple, high‑legibility font across the page. This can help users who find decorative fonts harder to read.