Accessibility Statement

🧭 Navigation and interaction

• Skip navigation: Lets users jump past menus and headers straight to content.
• Tooltips: Provides on-hover/right-click descriptions for buttons to support new or neurodiverse users.
• Highlight on hover and links: Helps users visually track content by adding outlines to links and interactive elements.
• Big/small toolbar view: Users can toggle between compact or large toolbar displays for ease of access.
• Useful links dropdown: Offers a shortcut menu to access key page links quickly.

🔍 Visual adjustments

• Color and contrast tools: Choose from dyslexia-friendly, high-contrast, and WCAG-validated color combinations. EnableAll intelligently adjusts color contrast for compliance.
• Text on images: Adds contrast backgrounds behind text layered on images.
• Font and text adjustments: Change text size, spacing, alignment, line height, and font family.
• Page magnification: Zoom in on content up to 400%.
• Image control: Options to hide or desaturate images for cognitive ease.

🧠 Cognitive and language tools

• Grade 9 text simplification: Simplifies complex language into more accessible content.
• Live translation: Automatically translates both the widget and site content (not just UI labels).
• AI agent: Offers a conversational assistant to personalize accessibility settings based on user need.
• Cognitive glossary tool: Provides definitions via Wikipedia and Wiktionary for unfamiliar terms.

🔇 Sensory adjustments

• Mute media: Mutes autoplay audio and video to support focus and avoid sensory overload.
• Animations toggle: Allows users to stop all animations, GIFs, or motion transitions.
• Sign language and video captions: Real-time video captioning and optional sign language support for inclusive media.

🔑 Keyboard and motor accessibility

• Full keyboard navigation: Navigate using Tab, Shift+Tab, arrows, Enter, and Esc. Includes content skip and modal focus features.
• Keyboard shortcuts: Use keys like M (menu), H (headings), B (buttons) to jump to specific page elements.
• Virtual keyboard: Available as an alternative input method.

• Save preferences across sites: User settings are remembered automatically on all EnableAll-enabled sites.
• Nano widget: A persistent, compact view of active accessibility settings for easy review and quick toggling.
• Custom cursor options: Users can adjust cursor color and size to enhance visibility.

EnableAll is compatible with 95%+ of browsers and assistive tech environments, including:

• Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Opera
• Screen readers: JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack
• Platforms: Windows and macOS