A little more room to read.
People read in different ways. A comfortable text size, a clear color pair, and generous spacing can make an article easier to explore. Choose a preference, compare the result, and reset whenever you like.
Visitor choice, thoughtful design
An accessibility widget that puts visitors in control.
Give people another way to read and navigate your website. Explore visitor personalization, understand its limits, and plan a careful installation alongside accessible design.
By the ComplyWCAG team · Updated 13 October 2026
What is an accessibility widget?
An accessibility widget adds a visible launcher and a panel of visitor preferences to a website. Depending on the installed release, these controls can adjust presentation such as text, contrast, spacing, and reading aids. The visitor chooses the adjustment; the website still needs accessible content and interaction design.
ComplyWCAG uses a script-based installation and per-site configuration. Review the feature and compatibility pages before choosing a configuration, and verify each control on your own pages. A visible launcher alone is not evidence that every feature works or that a website conforms to WCAG.
Try a presentation preference
Interactive sample · changes only the article below
This sample illustrates presentation changes. It is separate from the installed widget and does not test or certify your website.
Make a useful choice before you install
Try the experience
Use the sample below to explore how presentation preferences affect an article. It changes only the sample, so you can compare and reset comfortably.
Match your platform
Choose the WordPress or Shopify manual guide, or review the general platform instructions. There is no required native marketplace app.
Test real journeys
Check product pages, forms, menus, keyboard focus, and mobile layouts. Test preferences alongside the original unmodified page.
A widget is one part of the work
A presentation control cannot supply a missing form label, rewrite an unclear error, repair a keyboard trap, or make an inaccessible PDF readable. Fix those issues in the source and test with assistive technology and disabled people.
ComplyWCAG does not certify ADA, EAA, or WCAG conformance and does not provide a lawsuit guarantee. Our scope and evaluation guides help you decide where personalization is useful and where development work is required.
Choose a plan for your website portfolio
The Business plan is €29 per month for one active website, or €270 annually. Enterprise is €49 per month for up to five active websites, or €440 annually. See the pricing page for current inclusions and billing terms.
For a larger client portfolio or a question about compatibility, contact the team with your platform, domains, and the visitor journeys you want to test. Avoid assuming that one successful installation validates every theme or client site.
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