Accessibility
I want this website to be easier to read and use.
Accessibility is not one setting that works for everyone. What makes a page easier for one person can make it harder for someone else, so I have included choices wherever I can.
Use what helps. Ignore what doesn’t.
Make the page work for you
Reading Accessibility Tools
You can change the page tint, text size and spacing, or use the reading ruler while you browse.
Look for the Dyslexia Reading Tools button at the edge of the screen.
Choose what helps
Adjust the way the page feels to read
You do not need to use every option. The point is to give you a little more control over how information appears on the screen.
Change the page tint
Use the Reading Accessibility Tools to change the page background if a different tint feels more comfortable to read.
Make the text larger
Increase the text size when you need more breathing room or a larger reading size.
Add more spacing
Increase letter and line spacing if closely packed text is harder to follow.
Use the reading ruler
The reading ruler can help you keep your place and reduce the amount of text you are looking at at once.
Assistive technology
Using a keyboard or screen reader
The site is built with clear headings, labelled links and controls, and keyboard navigation in mind. I continue to review the site as it develops rather than assuming that one design will work perfectly for everybody.
If you use assistive technology and something does not work as expected, please tell me. That is useful information and gives me a chance to improve it.
Designed to be easier to follow
Clearer pages, not more clutter
I have tried to keep pages broken into manageable sections, use clear headings, avoid long dense blocks of text and give important information enough space around it.
I also avoid unnecessary movement and decorative effects that could make the page harder to concentrate on.
Something isn’t working for you?
Please tell me.
If there is information you cannot access, or something on the website is difficult to use, contact me and I will do my best to provide the information another way.
Email: info@dyslexiaassessments.co.uk
Telephone: +44 7359 876918