Contrast modes
High contrast, low contrast, monochrome and inverted, applied without breaking your layout.
Supports WCAG1.4.31.4.61.4.11
Features
Everything the widget gives your visitors
Fourteen adjustments grouped by the need they serve, each mapped to the WCAG success criteria it helps you satisfy.
Visitor adjustments
Vision
4 / 14Text size
Scales every text node by its own computed size, so px, rem and em all enlarge proportionally.
Supports WCAG1.4.41.4.10
Blue light filter
Three warmth levels for visitors with light sensitivity or migraine triggers.
Supports WCAG1.4.8
Link highlight
Underlines and outlines every link so colour is never the only cue.
Supports WCAG1.4.12.4.7
Reading
3 / 14Text alignment
Forces left, centre or right alignment for readers who lose their place in justified text.
Supports WCAG1.4.8
Line height
Opens up paragraph leading to 1.75× or 2×, which is often the single biggest readability win.
Supports WCAG1.4.81.4.12
Text spacing
Increases letter and word spacing in three steps, the adjustment WCAG 1.4.12 asks you to survive.
Supports WCAG1.4.12
Cognitive
5 / 14Reading mask
Dims everything except a band that follows the pointer, in four sizes and two tones.
Supports WCAG2.4.81.4.8
Reading guide
A ruler that tracks the pointer, for readers who skip lines in long-form text.
Supports WCAG2.4.8
Highlight headings
Marks the heading hierarchy visually, exposing the structure a screen reader would announce.
Supports WCAG1.3.12.4.6
Dyslexia-friendly font
Swaps body type for Andika or OpenDyslexic, with weighted letterforms that resist rotation.
Supports WCAG1.4.83.1.5
Hide images
Removes decorative imagery to cut visual noise and stop motion-triggered discomfort.
Supports WCAG1.4.82.2.2
Motor
2 / 14Large cursor
An oversized black or white pointer that stays visible over any background.
Supports WCAG2.4.72.5.8
Slow cursor
Smooths and slows pointer travel for visitors with tremor or limited fine motor control.
Supports WCAG2.5.72.5.8
How it compares to doing nothing
An honest look at where the widget helps and where your code still has to.
| Need | Handled by SiteAccessible | Still your code |
|---|---|---|
| Contrast, colour and text presentation | Handled by SiteAccessible | |
| Text size, spacing and line height | Handled by SiteAccessible | |
| Reading focus and tracking aids | Handled by SiteAccessible | |
| Pointer size and pointer speed | Handled by SiteAccessible | |
| Alternative text for images | ||
| Heading structure and landmarks | Partly | |
| Form labels and error messages | ||
| Keyboard operability of custom widgets | ||
| Captions and audio description |
Behind the button
A dashboard, not just a script
Per-site configuration
Every site gets its own key, its own look and its own feature set. Change it once, it applies everywhere that key is installed.
Usage analytics
See which adjustments people actually turn on, day by day, per site. Aggregate counts only — no visitor identifiers, no cookies you have to disclose.
Accessibility statement
Generate a statement that names the standard, the assessment date and the contact route, in the format the directive expects.
Scheduled scans
Run an automated WCAG check on a schedule and watch the score move. The findings name the failures the widget cannot reach, so your remediation list stays honest.
Team access
Invite colleagues with owner, admin or support roles. Suspend access instantly and revoke every active session at once.
Built to be embedded
Shadow-isolated styles, no global CSS leakage, no jQuery, no dependency on your framework, and a strict-CSP-friendly loader.
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