In this article, you'll learn how to use the accessibility features in AirMason's handbooks.
Step 1: Look for the Accessibility Features icon on the right side of the page.
Step 2: Open the Accessibility Menu by clicking on the icon or pressing Control + U.
Step 3: From the menu, you're able to:
- Select your preferred language
- Select Pre Built Accessibility Profiles
- Adjust the size of the widget and the text
- Choose from a variety of accessibility features such as
Screen Reader: Reads page content aloud for visually impaired users, adjustable speed/pitch.
Contrast + Toggle: Adjusts color contrast for better readability for low-vision users.
Smart Contrast: Auto-optimizes colors to meet WCAG compliance for accessibility.
Highlight Links: Emphasizes links/buttons with high-contrast colors for easier navigation.
Bigger Text in Various Sizes: Increases text size up to 4x for improved legibility.
Text Spacing: Widens letter/word spacing to aid dyslexic or visually impaired users.
Pause Animations: Stops animations to reduce distractions or seizure risks.
Hide Images: Removes images for text-only browsing, reducing visual clutter.
Dyslexia Friendly Fonts: Uses distinct fonts to enhance readability for dyslexic users.
Modified Cursor: Offers big cursor, reading mask, or guide for navigation/readingease.
Tooltips: Shows alt text/ARIA labels on hover for added context.
Page Structure Outline: Displays navigable outline of headings, landmarks, and links.
Line Height: Increases line spacing for better text readability.
Text Align: Aligns text (left, right, center, justify) for user preference.
Dictionary: Provides in-page word definitions for comprehension.
Saturation: Adjusts color intensity for color-blind or low-vision users.
Step 5: If you wish, reset all these settings or move the widget to the left or right side of the page. You also have the option to hide the widget.
And that's it! You've now explored AirMason's accessibility features.
You can find more information, and explore each of these feature in more detail in the following UserWay article: