Knowledge Base

Accessibility Profiles

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.

Color Blindness

Color blindness, or color vision deficiency, is a condition where individuals have difficulty distinguishing certain colors. It typically affects the perception of red, green, or blue light and can vary in severity.

All in One Accessibility include following options for color blindness:

Protanopia
Protanomaly
Deuteranopia
Deuteranomaly
Achromatomaly
Achromatopsia
Tritanopia
Tritanomaly

WCAG requires the visual presentation of text (and images of text) to maintain a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1.

1. Red-Green Color Blindness:
- Protanopia/Protanomaly: Reduced sensitivity to red light.
- Deuteranopia/Deuteranomaly: Reduced sensitivity to green light.

2. Blue-Yellow Color Blindness:
- Tritanopia/Tritanomaly: Reduced sensitivity to blue light.

3. Total Color Blindness:
- Achromatomaly/Achromatopsia: Complete absence of color vision, very rare.

Web accessibility for color blindness is crucial because it ensures that individuals with color vision deficiencies can access and interpret content without barriers, promoting inclusivity and equal access to information. This enhances user experience and broadens the reach of digital content to a more diverse audience.

1. High Contrast: Ensure there is a high contrast between text and background.

2. Avoid Color-Only Cues: Use shapes, patterns, or labels in addition to color to convey information.

3. Provide Text Labels: Include text labels or descriptions for color-coded content.

4. Test with Tools: Use color blindness simulators and testing tools to ensure accessibility.

Yes, some color combinations can be problematic, such as:

Red and green
Green and brown
Blue and purple
Green and blue
Light green and yellow
Blue and gray
Green and gray

Using color contrast checkers can help identify and avoid these combinations.

Color blindness affects approximately 1 in 12 men (8%) and 1 in 200 women (0.5%) globally. The most common type is red-green color blindness. Color blindness affects 5–10% of the U.S. population, or about 12 million Americans.

Use our color contrast checker to check your website’s color contrast ratio.

Voice Navigation

Voice Navigation in All in One Accessibility is a feature that allows users to interact with and navigate through websites using voice commands. It is designed to assist users with disabilities, particularly those with visual impairments, by providing an alternative method to control their browsing experience.

Voice Navigation works by recognizing and interpreting spoken commands from the user. These commands are then translated into actions on the website, such as clicking links, scrolling, or entering text. It uses speech recognition technology to accurately understand and respond to user inputs.

Voice Navigation provides several benefits, including:

Enhanced accessibility for users with visual impairments or motor disabilities.
Hands-free navigation, which can be useful for users in various scenarios, such as multitasking or when manual control is not feasible.
Improved user experience by offering an alternative method of interaction.

To enable Voice Navigation, look for the accessibility toolbar preference settings on the website that installed All in One Accessibility. There is an option to activate Voice Navigation. Once enabled, you can start using voice commands to navigate the site.

Yes, Voice Navigation is designed to support 50 multiple languages, allowing users from different linguistic backgrounds to utilize the feature. Check the accessibility settings to see the list of supported languages and select your preferred one. If there is any issue, reach out to us to report an accessibility problem.

To use Voice Navigation, you need a device with a microphone, such as a computer, tablet, or smartphone. Ensure your microphone is enabled and properly configured to capture your voice commands accurately. It is usually built in, if there is any problem with that, you can connect externally as well.

The accuracy of speech recognition can vary based on several factors, including background noise, clarity of speech, and the specific technology used. All in One Accessibility uses speech recognition algorithms to ensure high accuracy, but occasional errors may still occur. Speaking clearly and in a quiet environment can improve recognition accuracy. If you are receiving any issue, reach out to us via report an accessibility problem.

No.

If Voice Navigation is not functioning properly, try the following troubleshooting steps:

Ensure your microphone is enabled and functioning.
Check that Voice Navigation is activated in the accessibility settings.
Speak clearly and in a quiet environment.
Refresh the webpage or restart your browser.
Reach out to the support team for further assistance or report a problem.

Voice Navigation is typically offered as part of the All in One Accessibility paid subscription.

Yes, Voice Navigation is designed to complement other accessibility tools and features. Users can often use it alongside screen readers, keyboard navigation, and other assistive technologies to create a more comprehensive and flexible browsing experience.

Talk & Type

The All in One Accessibility Talk & Type feature is designed to enhance accessibility by allowing users to input text using voice commands. It makes digital interactions more inclusive for people with disabilities or those who prefer voice input.

To enable the Talk & Type feature, follow these steps:

Click on the All in One Accessibility.
Navigate to the "Talk & Type" feature.
Toggle the switch to enable the feature.

For more information, check out this video.

Yes, Talk & Type supports 50+ languages.

If the Talk & Type feature is not functioning as expected, try the following troubleshooting steps:

Ensure the All in One Accessibility plugin / module / extension is updated to the most recent version.
Check your microphone settings and permissions.
Clear your browser cache and cookies.
Disable other non-use plugins to rule out conflicts.
Reach out hello@skynettechnologies.com for any further assistance.

The Talk & Type feature is designed to enhance accessibility by providing a voice input option. It aims to support users with various disabilities, including those with visual and mobility impairments.

Speak Clearly: Enunciate your words clearly and at a moderate pace.
Reduce Background Noise: Ensure that your environment is quiet to minimize interference.
Train the System: Some systems offer training options to improve recognition accuracy based on your voice.

Yes, using a quality headset or external microphone can improve accuracy by reducing background noise and ensuring clear audio input.

You can usually correct mistakes by editing the text directly using your keyboard or touch screen after it has been transcribed.

The accuracy of speech recognition can vary based on factors like background noise, the clarity of speech, and the specific software or device being used.

Screen Reader

All in One Accessibility Screen Reader is designed to enable blind and visually impaired usersto access the screen through text-to-speech output.

All in One Accessibility Screen Reader can handle various types of content, including text, headings, links, forms, and descriptions provided the website structure is screen reader friendly. It reads aloud the visible content on the page, including dynamically loaded content and interactive elements, to provide an inclusive experience.

Yes, it supports 50+ languages.

To disable the All in One Accessibility Screen Reader feature, go to the All in One Accessibility dashboard, Go to “Accessibility Paid Add-On Services”, Select / Purchase “Modify Accessibility Menu” and select monthly or yearly plan. With Modify Accessibility Menu paid add-on, you can reorder, remove and restructure the widget buttons to fit your users’ specific accessibility needs / priorities.

Please find information here - All in One Accessibility Screen Reader shortcuts.

For support, reach out hello@skynettechnologies.com OR REPORT A PROBLEM.

Libras

The All in One Accessibility Libras feature integrates Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) into websites, enabling users who are deaf or hard of hearing to understand and interact with content through sign language.

When activated, the All in One Accessibility Libras feature translates text on the website into Libras using an animated avatar, helping users who are familiar with Libras to comprehend the content more easily.

The feature works only with text-based / document object model-based content. However, it cannot interpret complex graphics, videos without captions, or other multimedia elements.

The All in One Accessibility Libras feature specifically supports Brazilian Portuguese Sign Language only.

The avatar itself cannot be customizable, but the appearance and position of the widget is presented on your website can often be tailored to match your branding.

Yes, integrating the All in One Accessibility Libras feature helps websites to following accessibility regulations in Brazil, where providing content in Libras is often a requirement.

By incorporating the All in One Accessibility Libras feature, website owners can broaden their audience reach, enhance user experience for deaf individuals, and show improvements to inclusivity.

Reach out hello@skynettechnologies.com OR REPORT A PROBLEM.

Smart Language and Voice Customization

The smart language and voice customization features include Auto-detect language, set default language, and select screen reader voice allows users to customize the language and voice settings of All in One Accessibility dashboard for better accessibility. It enables users to select their preferred language and adjust voice settings for text-to-speech functions.

The auto-detect language feature automatically identifies the users' preferred language based on their browser settings and adjusts the widget language accordingly for an inclusive or personalized experience.

It ensures users can interact with All in One Accessibility widget in their native or preferred language without needing manual adjustments, removing language barriers, and improving usability for non-native speakers or multilingual users. This feature is super helpful for blind and partially blind users for accessing All in One Accessibility Screen Reader and voice navigation features.

Yes, Users can manually change the language via All in One Accessibility dashboard’s “Select default language” feature if the auto detected language is not their preference. It will provide a list of 140+ languages to select.

Yes.

Check browser language settings to ensure they reflect your preferred language. You can also manually select the correct language using the accessibility widget,

The "Set Default Language" feature allows website admin to select a primary language for their website accessibility widget from All in One Accessibility dashboard.

The "Select Screen Reader Voice" feature allows users to choose from different voice options from All in One Accessibility dashboard. This helps tailor the auditory experience to their preferences, enhancing accessibility for visually impaired users.

It offers a personalized experience by letting users select voices that are most comfortable for them. This improves engagement, comprehension, and accessibility for diverse users.

The feature typically provides options for male and female voices, variations in tone, pitch, and speed, and may include voices with different accents depending on the platform and language settings.