20 Awesome Examples of Accessible Websites
AccessiBe is a solution that we presented to you earlier on in this year. It is designed to make websites accessible by inserting a small amount of code into them.
Convince & Convert is an accessiBe user, and we are quite proud of that fact. Every user who visits a website that has accessiBe installed can alter the user interface (UI) and accessibility settings to better suit their own requirements by using the interface.
I play a significant role in finding a solution. I have compiled this collection of examples of websites that are made accessible with accessiBe so that you can have a better understanding of what websites that are made accessible with accessiBe look like and how they assist users who have disabilities.
*In the interest of full disclosure, we would like to mention that we are customers of accessiBe, and accessiBe is also a client of Convince & Convert.
The following are 20 outstanding instances of websites that are accessible.
1. The Hilton Columbus at Easton in Columbus
Seizure Safe Profile
The Hilton Columbus at Easton is a hotel that is well-liked by those who are traveling for business or pleasure, as well as by locals and organizations. AccessiBe, which is integrated into the company’s website, gives users the ability to select the accessibility settings that are most suitable to their needs, which helps the company better serve all of its customers who shop online.
Eliminating flashing and toning down the color on the screen are both features of the Seizure Safe Profile feature. Users who are epileptic or have seizures are given the ability to surf the website more quickly thanks to a profile that lowers the likelihood that they may experience seizures brought on by animations that flash or blink, as well as hazardous color combinations.
2. Profile of the Visually Impaired at the Condor Hotel
The Visually Impaired Profile function of accessiBe, in addition to providing additional capabilities, improves the graphics on client websites so that they are more accommodating to the majority of visual impairments. Some examples of visual impairments include tunnel vision, cataracts, and glaucoma. When guests of Condor look through their website to select a boutique place to stay in Brooklyn, they will have no trouble doing so here because the program alters the orientations of the images in a flash.
3. A Cognitive Impairment Profile Based on Snacknation
Snacknation is a service that delivers snacks to people’s homes, workplaces, or even to their friends’ and families’ homes if they so desire.
It may be difficult for some visitors, particularly those with cognitive difficulties such as autism, dyslexia, or cerebral vasculosclerosis, to browse through all of the snack alternatives if accessiBe is not allowed.
On the other hand, the Cognitive Disability Profile enables viewers to read more easily and concentrate better. This profile offers a variety of accessible features with an emphasis on the fundamental components of the website, such as highlighting the heading and highlighting the options for the menu bar.
4. The ADHD-Friendly Profile of the Lonely Planet
With the assistance of the ADHD Friendly Profile, site users are able to eliminate distractions and concentrate on particular portions of the page. This profile was developed specifically to assist people who suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and other neurodevelopmental issues in simply navigating, reading, and concentrating on the website. It is an effective technique to keep visitors focused on accomplishing conversion goals.
5. Readable DELSEY Font for the Blind and Visually Impaired
We are all aware that using clear and legible font makes it easier for prospective customers to feel confident about your online product listing, business, and even advertisements. Individuals are able to use the “Readable Font” option because to the content changes offered by AccessiBe. The website is able to rapidly adapt to a simple typeface while maintaining the same layout and design aspects that are characteristic of the brand.
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6. DealerON Will Feature Certain Titles for Those Who Are Visually Impaired
Yokohama’s Highlighting of Links for Those Who Are Visually Impaired
You can use some of the more straightforward adjustment options, such as Highlight Titles and Highlight Links, if you need assistance concentrating on specific aspects of a website but don’t necessarily require the additional functions that accessiBe’s ‘Profile’ adjustments provide. If this is the case, you can use these options. This feature, which can be seen on the homepages of DealerON and Yokohama, boxes the primary titles and links on the websites so that users can easily determine where they are and where they should proceed.
7. A Magnifier for the Visually Impaired Called StepStone Text
There are instances when the text will appear to be very small and difficult to read. Reading is made much simpler and more pleasant when one has the ability to magnify or zoom in on the text being read. AccessiBe’s Text Magnifier adjustment gives users the ability to move their cursor over the material, and it will automatically make the text larger. This feature is especially helpful for people who have vision difficulties.
8. The State Attorney’s Office in Miami will align with the Center for the Visually Impaired
The center alignment function in accessiBe perfectly centers all text, as demonstrated on the website of the State Attorney’s Office in Miami. This function performs exceptionally well for those parts of websites that display a significant amount of text on the screen at the same time. The visually challenged have an easier time reading text that is centered on the page. In addition to that, visitors also have the ability to align text to the left or right of the screen.
9. Dark Contrast Version of the Florida Bar for the Visually Impaired
These days, a “dark mode” option is available in a growing number of applications and programs for mobile devices. Many other companies are now able to offer a comparable function on their respective websites because to accessiBe.
Visitors can modify the colors to suit their preferences and benefit from a function that reduces eye strain by increasing the contrast between light and dark areas. Those individuals who are sensitive to light and are unable to browse websites with bright backgrounds can also benefit from this accommodation.
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10. The Department of Health in the State of Louisiana
For those with a visual impairment, black and white.
In a manner analogous to that of the dark contrast feature, the monochrome function of accessiBe is an excellent tool for reducing the amount of vibrant color found on webpages. In addition to this, it is an excellent answer for people who are having problems with their color vision. The monochromatic option converts the pages into distinct shades of gray without impairing the readability of the information, as demonstrated on the homepage of the Louisiana Department of Health.
11. Visually Impaired Dexcel Monochrome
AccessiBe allows users to modify the colors of individual content parts on a website, as seen below by an example found on the Dexcel website. Because of the color, certain of your viewers, who have varying degrees of color blindness, may not be able to see the buttons or links on your website, regardless of whether the text or the title is black or white. Because of this functionality, they are able to simply modify the colors to meet their specific visual requirements.
12. Pacific Life’s Read Mode, Designed for Individuals with Visual, Motor, and Cognitive Impairments
You can observe how a viewer can also modify the direction of their screen by examining this particular illustration. People who have vision impairments, cognitive disabilities, or motor impairments can benefit tremendously from the information and assistance provided in this section. The read mode eliminates all static and moving pictures from the screen while maintaining all of the text, allowing users to concentrate entirely on the information being presented. If you choose to make use of this function for your physical requirements, you’ll be happy to know that it is also printer-friendly, which will save you some ink if you do so.
13. Belkin Highlight Hover Example
By supplying guiding components, the orientation features of AccessiBe are designed with the overarching goal of minimizing disruptions and background noise. This is one of the primary ideas that underpins these features. You can see how the highlight hover function on the Belkin website enables site visitors to utilize their pointer to click on particular sections of the website by navigating to those sections. Direct attention is paid to the information at this point, with the program highlighting the area you select.
14. Mobileye
Many websites have moving pictures or animations, which some visitors may find difficult to understand or navigate. Visitors are given the option to hide photos through the use of accessiBe, which helps to limit the number of distractions they experience. Because there is so much white space on the screen, the overall layout and proportions of the website remain the same. This means that businesses do not have to be concerned about the possibility that their material will be reassembled in an odd way.
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15. Allsaints
Accessible Links for People with Visual, Motor, and Cognitive Impairments
The helpful link accessibility feature enables users to rapidly access a drop-down menu that contains all of the links on a website. This feature is very helpful for visitors who find it difficult to navigate around a website.
16. Modifications to the Font and Lettering of DC Shoes for Individuals with Visual, Motor, and Cognitive Impairments
AccessiBe’s profile features are pre-built; however, viewers have the option to customize other parts to better suit their requirements. On the homepage of DC, for instance, you can see how simple it is to make adjustments to the size of the font or the spacing between the letters whenever they are required. Because of this flexibility, individuals are able to discover the ideal screen display that caters to their specific preferences as well as any disabilities they may have.
18. High-Contrast Eyeglasses Made in the USA for Those Who Are Visually Impaired
19. Kappa Low Saturation for Individuals With a Visual Impairment
Those who struggle with their vision should have the ability to alter the brightness of the screen displays in order to improve both the readability and the overall layout of the content. The high contrast mode acts as a filter to improve the readability of photos and text while also bringing out the full range of color in the image.
When compared to a standard color scheme, the utilization of high contrast allows for improved readability for individuals who have impaired or limited eyesight. Those who are sensitive to vibrant and striking sights may benefit from an adjustment to the saturation level toward a lower value.
The high contrast function, where the colors on the shades are increased, is highlighted on the webpage of GlassesUSA, but the low saturation option, which dims down visuals, is highlighted on the homepage of Kappa. This can be seen on the model’s shirt.
20. Taylor Guitars’ Motor-Impairment-Friendly Keyboard Navigation System
When the “blind users” capability is activated on the Taylor Guitar website, the platform is made accessible to screen reader software that may already be present on the user’s computer or mobile device.
People who have mobility issues are able to navigate the website by using their keyboards and shortcuts such as “M” for menus and “H” for headings, thanks to the keyboard navigation capability.
Conclusion
Accessibility of websites is more vital than it has ever been. It is absolutely necessary to ensure that your website can be accessed by anybody and everyone in order to give individuals with disabilities with equal opportunities and experiences. In this way, your relationships with your customers will develop in ways that go much beyond the confines of a computer screen.
