An Accessibility Profile is a curated set of accessibility configurations (like color contrast, font size, spacing, animations, navigation enhancements, etc.) grouped together to match the needs of users with impairments or preferences. Enabling a profile automatically applies multiple compatible settings so users don’t have to toggle them individually.

All in One Accessibility includes blind, motor impaired, visually impaired, color blind, dyslexia, cognitive and learning, seizure & epileptic, ADHD, and elderly.

Convenience: Users can activate many accessibility changes in one click.
Consistency: Ensures a coherent, compatible configuration rather than mixes of settings.
Best practices: Profiles are designed to follow accessibility guidelines (e.g., WCAG) and typical needs for disabilities.

Yes. Profiles act as default starting points. After enabling a profile, users are free to adjust individual settings (e.g. font size, line spacing, color scheme) to better suit their needs.

Yes. Users can reset the widget at any time, restoring the website view to its original format.

Accessibility Profiles

What is "Accessibility Profiles" feature in All in One Accessibility widget?

Which types of "Accessibility Profiles" are available in All in One Accessibility?

Why use an Accessibility Profile instead of individual adjustments in All in One Accessibility?

Can users customize settings after activating a profile?

Can accessibility profiles be reset to default settings of All in One Accessibility?