Low Vision
- Font Size 150%
- High Contrast
- Brightness
- Highlight Links
- Big Cursor
- Tooltips
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Font size, contrast, a dyslexic font, a reading mask, text to speech and more. Each visitor picks what helps them, in their own language, and your site's code stays as it is.
7-day free trial on every plan. One script tag, or the Shopify app.The widget panel: Profiles, Visual Adjustments, Colors, Navigation and Motor, Audio and Screen Reader, with the Font Size, Dyslexic Font and Reading Mask tiles switching on in turn.
Hover a tile to see what it does. On a phone, tap it.
One tap turns on a whole set of adjustments. A visitor can still change any of them afterwards.
50% to 200%, in steps of 10%.
More air between the lines.
A cursor you cannot lose.
Text only, nothing to distract.
Body text switches to OpenDyslexic.
Bolds the start of each word to guide the eye.
Stops CSS motion, videos and sliders.
Turns up contrast across the page.
Turns the page up or down.
Flips every color on the page.
Stronger or softer colors.
Grayscale, Red/Green, Blue/Yellow, Green/Red.
Makes every link stand out.
Shows a label for what you point at.
A guide line follows the cursor.
Dims everything except the line you read.
Jump by headings, landmarks or links.
Reads out what you click or tab to.
The same tiles as on the homepage, each one showing a part of the panel in motion.
The widget is a guest on your site, so it waits for your content and keeps out of your layout.
The script tag is async. Your page renders first and the launcher appears afterwards, in a fixed position, so nothing on the page moves.
The panel is a dialog with labeled controls. Skip links take keyboard users straight to your content, and the widget's own animations respect the visitor's reduced motion setting.
Every plan includes custom design. See the Settings tour.
Primary, background, secondary and border colors, plus the font, the launcher icon and where it sits.
Missing alt text, unlabeled fields and skipped headings stay in your HTML. The automated fixes plugin repairs common ones in the browser.
WCAG judges your markup and content, not the tools on top. Run an audit and work through the list; the widget helps visitors while you do.
Someone has to tab through your checkout and check that the reading order makes sense. We wrote up the difference in Widgets, overlays and real fixes.
No. The script tag is async, so your page renders first and the widget attaches afterwards. The launcher is fixed in place, so nothing on the page shifts.
Yes. On a phone the panel narrows to fit the screen and scrolls. The launcher sits where you put it in Settings, and you can give mobile its own trigger element.
Yes. In Settings, turn on Custom Triggers, point them at any element on your page and hide the floating icon. If you keep the launcher, pick one of five icons and its color.
26: English, Spanish, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish and Turkish. You set the default, visitors can switch in the panel, and you can let the widget follow each visitor's browser language.
No. The widget helps the people on your site; it does not change your code. Audits show you what fails, and automated fixes on Enterprise repair some common issues in the browser. Keyboard flow and what your content means still need a person to check.
Start a free trial, add the script tag, and the widget shows up on your next page load. Cancel any time during the trial.