Not every visitor reads your site the way you designed it. Accessibility Toolbar adds a small button to every page that opens a panel of reading aids, so each person can set the site up for their own eyes.

Twelve tools

Bigger text in four steps, wider text spacing, taller lines, a plain readable font, high contrast, dark mode, greyscale, highlighted links, a big cursor, a reading guide that follows the pointer, stop animations, and hide images. One button resets everything.

Remembered, privately

A visitor's choices are kept in their own browser and applied on every page they open. Nothing is sent to a server and no cookie is set, so there is nothing to add to your cookie notice.

Usable without a mouse

Alt + A opens the panel, Tab moves through it, Escape closes it. A "Skip to content" link is added as the first stop for keyboard users. Bigger text works on themes that set sizes in pixels too.

What it does not do

A toolbar helps people read your site; it does not by itself make a site meet WCAG, the ADA or EN 301 549. That also depends on your theme and content: image descriptions, headings, colours and forms.