We’re excited to announce the release of the Web Accessibility Enhancer , a powerful tool designed to make the web a more inclusive space. Whether you’re a developer or a user, this plugin offers customizable options to improve website accessibility for individuals with low vision or other visual impairments.
With this plugin, users can adjust visual and auditory elements to tailor the browsing experience to their personal needs.
Key Features:
Customize contrast and saturation for enhanced visibility
Toggle image visibility for a cleaner, more focused reading experience
Mute background audio to minimize distractions
Add hover and focus effects to improve navigation
Increase the visibility of important titles and links
Adjust font size, letter spacing, and line height for improved readability
Disable animations to create a calmer browsing environment
Personalize background, title, and text colors
Use a reading mask to focus on specific sections of text
Choose between black or white cursor options for better visibility
Easily reset all customizations to restore the default view
Switch to more readable fonts or a dyslexia-friendly font
Get started with the Web Accessibility Enhancer to make your website accessible to everyone.
Hey I’m interested in using this plugin for the Font size increase option only. I want to have the font size of all the text in my app to increase when the page width is greater than 800px. I reviewed the documentation and the demo editor and can’t see how to achieve this. I can’t tell if the window where the accessibility options can be changed (in the image) is the only way to adjust these options. I don’t see any workflows that change these options in the demo but in the documentation it shows that there are actions available.
Thanks a lot for reaching out about our plugin! We’ll do our best to provide more details about it
Regarding why you haven’t seen any plugin actions on the demo page, it’s because the Accessibility menu is set as a reusable group. Everything is configured there. You can take a look here at the reusable element and all the actions provided.
As for increasing the font size when the page width exceeds 800px, it’s quite simple. You can create a workflow that triggers when the page width exceeds the desired limit. However, we want to mention that the font increase and decrease are still valid even after refreshing the page. This means that if you refresh the page multiple times, the font will continue to increase/decrease more and more. To ensure that it only increases once, add another action to reset the font size to the default.
As you can see on this small test page we created, I’ve set up the workflow to trigger when the page width exceeds 800px and has two “Font size” actions. The first action resets any increases or decreases that are already applied to the page, while the second action increases the font size once.
Please let us know if you have any other questions or if you need us to clarify any points provided above!
Thank you for the response. When the Font Size is increased, by how many px is it increased and does the height of the text element increase according?
I have some text elements that are set to fixed height which is 16px and the font size is 16px. So when the font size increased to say 18px, then the text will be smaller than the height of the text element and therefor the text will not be visible. Does the plugin account for this and increase the height of the text element in addition to the the font size?
We’re glad to hear that the provided information was helpful
The font size increases by 10% each time the action is triggered, depending on the default font size at the beginning. For instance, if you set the default font size to 25px, the increase will be 2.5px.
Regarding the size of the text element itself when increasing the font size, the plugin doesn’t increase the actual size of the element. However, based on our tests, the text won’t become invisible. We’ve tested on both non-responsive and responsive pages, and the elements remained the same with the text size increased.
The easiest way to test out the plugin and ensure it fits your use case is to subscribe to it. You can subscribe for a few days to observe how it behaves and determine if you’re satisfied with it. If it doesn’t meet your needs, you can unsubscribe and pay the pro rata payment for the days you had it installed. For example, if a plugin costs $5 per month, a daily rate would be approximately 17¢ (5$/30 days = 17¢/day).
Please let us know if you have any other questions we can assist you with.
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