This website includes a built-in accessibility tool to help you customise your browsing experience. You can open it at any time by clicking the accessibility button in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
The tool offers the following features:
Choose from three text sizes — Default, Large (A+), or Extra Large (A++) — to make content easier to read.
Dyslexia Font — Switches text to Atkinson Hyperlegible, a font designed for improved readability.
Reading Guide — Displays a horizontal bar that follows your cursor, helping you track lines of text.
Letter Spacing — Increases the space between letters for easier reading.
Line Height — Increases the space between lines of text.
Word Spacing — Increases the space between words.
Align Left — Forces all text to align left, removing justified text that can create uneven gaps.
High Contrast — Switches to a dark background with light text and high-contrast colours for maximum readability.
Greyscale — Removes all colour from the page, which can help colour-blind users.
Invert Colours — Inverts all colours on the page, useful for users with light sensitivity.
Highlight Links — Makes all links clearly visible with a bright highlight, helping you find clickable content.
Pause Animations — Stops all animations and transitions on the page.
Large Cursor — Increases the size of your mouse cursor for easier visibility.
Cursor Highlight — Adds a coloured halo around your cursor so it is easier to locate on screen.
Hide Images — Hides images on the page, reducing visual clutter.
Focus Indicator — Adds a thick, visible outline around the element you are interacting with when using a keyboard.
Your preferences are automatically saved in your browser so they will still be active the next time you visit. You can reset all settings at any time using the “Reset All Settings” button in the tool.
To make text bigger, press two keys at the same time:
Ctrl and + keys in Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS
⌘ and + keys in Mac OS
This page shows you how to change text size, text and background colours, and other display settings through your browser.
Most web browsers let you increase and decrease the size of text, images, and other web page content with “zoom” features. Some browsers let you choose to zoom only the text size.
To change the zoom in most browsers, press the following two keys at the same time:
In Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS:
To zoom bigger: “Ctrl” and “+” keys
To zoom smaller: “Ctrl” and “-” keys
Mac OS:
To zoom bigger: “⌘” and “+” keys
To zoom smaller: “⌘” and “-” keys
Browsers provide specific guidance on different ways to change the page zoom or text-only zoom:
Some browsers provide the functionality to set different aspects of font and colour in the default view.
Other text and colour settings are available in Reader View.
Most browsers offer a “Reader View” or “Reading View” that shows just the main content; it gets rid of navigation, ads, etc. Some browsers let you set the text font, text size, text colour, background colour, and line spacing in Reader View.
There are many browser extensions and add-ons that provide additional control over how the browser displays text and other content.
While most browsers no longer support user style sheets, extensions provide similar advanced user control. For example, the Stylus extension is available for several major browsers.