Accessibility
An interface you can adjust to the way you read.
AtyKids is used by people who read in very different ways. Rather than one fixed display, the site offers settings you choose, and that it remembers.
Where to find these settings
The “Aa” button sits at the bottom right of every public page. It opens the “Reading comfort” panel, which closes with the Escape key and can be used with the keyboard.
Your choice is remembered
Settings are stored in your browser and re-applied before the next page is painted: you do not start over on each visit, and the screen does not change appearance under your eyes while loading.
Accessibility
What you can adjust
These settings apply across the whole public site, including long content such as the Guides, the Method or the Trust center.
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Theme
Four color moods, from the softest to the most contrasted, so you can pick the one that tires your eyes least.
- Soft
- Calm
- Focus
- Reading
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Light or dark mode
The site follows your device setting first, and you can force it either way.
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Dyslexia-friendly font
Switches the whole interface to Luciole, a typeface designed for readers with visual impairments and often more comfortable with dyslexia.
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Text size
Three sizes, without breaking the layout or clipping text.
- A
- A+
- A++
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Line spacing
Three levels of space between lines, so you stop losing your place.
- Standard
- Medium
- High
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Letter and word spacing
A single control with three levels, opening up both letters and words.
- Standard
- Medium
- High
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Skip to content
On the first tab press, a link appears at the top of the page and jumps straight to the content, without going through the whole menu. It works without JavaScript.
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Animations
Turns off the site's animations and transitions. If your device already asks for reduced motion, AtyKids follows it without you doing anything.
If motion bothers you
When your system asks for reduced motion, AtyKids follows it without any action from you: animations and transitions are cut, and elements that appear on scroll are shown straight away. The panel's “Animations” switch has exactly the same effect, if you would rather decide it here.
What about the Text reader?
The Text reader is one of the free Resources: you give it a text and it reads it aloud. It is not a voice reading of the site itself, and it does not replace your device's screen reader.
See the free ResourcesWhat this page does not claim
- No external accessibility audit has been carried out on this site: AtyKids therefore claims no WCAG or RGAA conformance.
- Some content comes from outside official sources; their original formatting is not under AtyKids' control.
- These settings are a reading comfort. They are neither care, nor therapy, nor a screening tool.
Hit an obstacle?
If a page is still hard to read or to use, write to us: the contact page shows the right channel. It is the same channel as for everything else; there is no separate address.
Contact page