Motor Impaired

Keyboard-navigation  optimisation for the motor impaired

Challenge

Users who have motor impairments are defined by an inability to move the mouse and therefore should be able to use a keyboard to action all tasks they should be able to complete with a mouse.

Sadly, most websites are accessible for keyboard navigation which leaves people with motor impairment to suffer a terrible poor user experience and inability to use the website.

How we solve this

SiteAccessibility uses our AI-powered solution to make the entire website accessible by keyboard navigation. This means People with motor impairments can use the keys to do everything from closing popups and forms to opening drop-downs and menus.

Blind

Enabling a website experience for all blinds users

Challenge

A blind user will use a screen reader to describe what is on the website, this includes images ALT text, descriptions and ARIA attributes for content. If a website content lacks this then a blind user will be unable to use a website correctly.

How we solve this

SiteAccessibilty will scan the entire website including every element on every page, We use image recognition technology and ARIA attributes to provide full context to screen readers to allow blind users to navigate the site.

Cognitive & learning

Comprehension  adjustments  for users with cognitive disorders

Challenge

A cognitive impairment (also known as an intellectual disability) is a term used when a person has certain limitations in mental functioning and therefore may struggle to perceive the website and this may lead to incorrect actions on the website and a poor experience.

How we solve this

SiteAccessibility will enable a range of features from our accessibility interface to improve the experience for users with Cognitive & Learning disabilities. Firstly, this includes smarter contrast and bigger text to make content easier to read.

The profile pairs this with the ability to pause animations and switch on our reading guide to make it much easier for the user to focus on the website content and therefore improve their entire experience.

ADHD

Comprehension adjustments  for people with ADHD

Challenge

The worldwide prevalence of adult ADHD is estimated at 2.8% of adults and 3% of children. Many of these users struggle with reading comprehension and focusing on certain content.

How we solve this

Utilising the ADHD profile users enable a range of features which make website content easier to comprehend. We enable a reading mask which allows users to focus directly on the content they’re engaging with.

Alongside the reading mask feature, we enable the low saturation and pausing of animations to provide a website experience tailored to the user’s specific requirements.

Colour Blind

Creating a website experience for Colour-blind users

Challenge

Every user doesn’t see colours and contrasts in the same way. The wrong colour combination or font size/shape can make it hard for them to see your website’s content.

How we solve this

Utilising the SiteAccessibility user interface users can adjust the design and UI of the site. Website visitors can make specific adjustments such as colour adjustments which include changes to the saturation and contrasts of the website.

Epilepsy

Stopping flashing videos, animations and GIFs to improve their digital experience

Challenge

Epilepsy is a common condition where sudden bursts of electrical activity in the brain cause seizures or fits. Websites are filled with flashing animations and GIFs which be dangerous for many people and can have a significant impact on a user’s ability to use a website to its full potential.

How we solve this

SiteAccessibility enables a range of features within the accessibility interface to offer a better experience. Firstly, we allow the users to pause animations, GIFs and videos instantly pausing any content which could be dangerous for the user’s health. We combined this with low saturation to avoid bright contrasts which might impact a visitor who has photosensitive epilepsy.

Visually Impaired

Challenge

The Internet comes in all different formats. For users with visual impairments, many websites offer a poor experience. A combination of colour, contrasts and texts can be it very difficult for a user to engage with a website’s content, especially for impairments such as colour blindness and blurred vision.

How we solve this

SiteAccessibility enables a range of features within the accessibility interface to make UI and design changes to improve the experience. Adjustments include the size of text, spacing and scaling.

We combined this with the ability to make changes to fonts, and change colour combinations and contrasts while highlighting links and titles.

Dyslexia

Challenge

It is estimated that 1 in 5 people worldwide have dyslexia. Many websites don’t provide the necessary tools to allow users to fully engage with the website.

How we solve this

SiteAccessibility enables a range of features within the accessibility interface for users to make adjustments. We enable the reading mask which allows the user to better engage with content.

Users can enable the text-to-speech feature which reads the text aloud and make UI changes to the saturation and colour contrasts.