Accessibility measures

1.PERCEPTIBLE

TEXT TO VOICE

The page is able to read the different elements for the visually impaired. {Play}

ENLARGING AND REDUCING TEXT

The text can be enlarged or reduced in size to make it easier to read. {Play}

READABLE FONTS

You can change the whole page font to a more readable one, mainly this is implemented for dyslexic people as it is a special font for them and allows them to read the whole content much more easily. {Play}

GREY OUT CONTENT

You can set all content to be grey, whether it is text, images, icons, etc… as there are some people who may have problems perceiving certain colours.{Play}

MOUSE ENLARGEMENT

The size of the mouse can be increased as it can be difficult for people with impaired vision to see the pointer clearly. {Play}

INCREASE AND DECREASE TEXT SPACING

Allows letters to be separated or joined together to make the text more readable for the user.{Play}

CHANGE CONTRAST

We have three buttons that apply a contrast to the page, each of them applies a different contrast to the page to suit every need as there are people who have trouble viewing certain colours.{Play}

RESET BUTTON

For the user’s convenience, this button allows you to remove all the previously added adaptations so that the website has the original design.{Play}

VIRTUAL ASSISTANT

Using voice commands we can navigate through the site without using the mouse or keyboard.{Play}

VISUAL FOCUS

This is linked to keyboard navigation, basically it tells the user where he/she is located at all times, so a black square appears to show where he/she is located.{Play}

IMAGES WITH ALTERNATIVE TEXTS

The images contain an alternative text describing it for the visually impaired. Activated when using text-to-speech conversion.{Play}