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Everyone meets the web differently

Understand a friend, a child, a colleague — or yourself. Each page explains the experience in plain words and lets you try a short simulation.

Focus & attention
ADHD, attention differences, easily distracted
When busy pages pull your attention in ten directions at once.
“I open my laptop to pay one bill and somehow end up forty tabs deep.”
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Reading & words
dyslexia, letters moving, reading fatigue
When words on a screen take more energy than they should.
“I read the same paragraph three times and still don't know what it said.”
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Hearing & sign
Deaf, hard of hearing, sign language
When the web talks, but doesn't show what it's saying.
“If the video has no captions, it might as well not exist for me.”
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Movement & hands-free
limited mobility, tremor, RSI, can't use a mouse
When tiny buttons and a mouse aren't the way you move.
“My hand shakes, so I click the wrong tiny link half the time.”
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Seeing & contrast
low vision, colour blindness, light sensitivity
When the screen is too small, too faint, or too bright to see comfortably.
“I zoom in to read, and then half the page disappears off the side.”
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Senses & calm
autism, sensory overload, anxiety from busy pages
When pages are too loud, too bright, or too unpredictable.
“When a video starts playing on its own, it's like someone shouting in my ear.”
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