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WHO IT HELPS

Your customers do not all browse the same way.

Some listen to your website. Some move through it with a keyboard. Some need bigger, calmer, clearer pages. Access-A-Pal meets each of them where they are, and was developed with input from people living with these disabilities every day.

People who are blind

The barrier: screen readers depend on image descriptions and labels that most websites never add.

How Access-A-Pal helps: its AI describes images and labels buttons, menus, forms and pop-ups so the page makes sense out loud.

People with motor impairments

The barrier: arthritis, tremors, muscle weakness or an injury can make a mouse hard to use, and many sites do not work without one.

How Access-A-Pal helps: menus, dropdowns, forms and buttons become usable with Tab, the arrow keys and Escape.

People with low vision or color blindness

The barrier: small type, low contrast and color-only cues make pages hard or impossible to read.

How Access-A-Pal helps: visitors can enlarge text, change contrast and colors, swap fonts, enlarge the cursor and highlight titles and links.

People with epilepsy or motion sensitivity

The barrier: flashing GIFs, autoplay video and moving banners can trigger seizures, dizziness or migraines.

How Access-A-Pal helps: one Stop Animations button freezes flashing images, animations and video on the page.

People with cognitive or reading differences

The barrier: slang, abbreviations and dense text can lose readers with dyslexia, brain injuries or cognitive disabilities.

How Access-A-Pal helps: a built-in dictionary explains words and phrases in place, and spacing and font tools make text easier to follow.

Older adults

The barrier: aging eyes, cataracts, macular degeneration and less steady hands add up, often all at once.

How Access-A-Pal helps: the same toolbar settings give them bigger, clearer and calmer pages without anyone needing to ask for help.

GOOD FOR BUSINESS

Accessibility is also just good marketing.

More people can buy

Every visitor who can finish a booking or checkout is a customer you would otherwise lose without knowing it.

Clearer pages for search

Image descriptions and clear structure help search engines and AI assistants understand your pages too.

A reputation for caring

A visible toolbar and accessibility statement tell customers and their families that you thought of them.

See how your site works for these visitors.

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