Visitor control that persists
Text scaling, line and letter spacing, two legible typefaces, contrast modes, colour-blind correction, a reading mask, a magnifier and a large cursor. Every choice is remembered between visits.
Real control over how your site reads
One script tag adds a floating button that lets a visitor scale text, switch to a dyslexia-friendly font, raise contrast, correct for colour blindness, mask everything but the line they are reading, and have the page read aloud. Twenty-seven settings, eight one-tap profiles, English and Arabic.
Alt + Shift + A
- 27 assistive settings
- 8 one-tap profiles
- 0 dependencies
- 2 languages built in
What this is, and what it is not
This widget is an aid layered on top of a site. It helps a visitor adapt a page to how they read, and it repairs a defined set of common defects. It does not make a site WCAG, ADA or EN 301 549 conformant, and we do not sell it as though it does. Underlying markup defects remain defects: the widget can add a missing label, but it cannot know what an unlabelled icon means, cannot fix a wrong heading order, and cannot make a keyboard trap disappear.
We say this plainly because overlay vendors have been challenged, and in the United States penalised, for claiming that a JavaScript widget delivers compliance. What we will claim is what the product verifiably does — and that claim is defensible.
What it actually does
A reversible repair pass
Fills missing alternative text, labels unlabelled controls, titles frames, ensures a main landmark. Every write is journalled, so switching it off restores the page exactly — including attributes that were absent rather than empty.
Genuinely bilingual
The panel sets its own text direction on its shadow root, independently of your page, so an Arabic panel works correctly on a left-to-right site. Panel styling uses logical properties throughout, so right-to-left is a data change rather than a second stylesheet.
No dependencies, no build step
Vanilla JavaScript in a single file. It degrades rather than breaks: no shadow DOM falls back to prefixed classes, no popover support costs you nothing but a cosmetic detail, and a private-mode browser that refuses storage keeps every setting for the session.
The portal behind it
Per-site configuration, an embed snippet you paste once, usage analytics that tell you which settings visitors actually reach for, a page scanner that says plainly which defects the widget can mitigate and which need a change in your code, licence and team management.
Install
Paste one tag before the closing body tag. Nothing else is required — no build step, no package manager, no framework.
<script src="https://a11y.elixtechs.com/a11y/v1/loader.js?k=YOUR_SITE_KEY" async></script>