Official OpenDyslexic browser extension

It’s an extension for Gnome-Shell. It works as a reading guide for computer and this is really useful for people affected by dyslexia. It works great in helping children focusing to read very well, it marks the sentence that they are reading and hides the previous and the next one.

ColorTint is a GNOME extension that draws a translucent coloured overlay over your desktop. This is to help people with dyslexia, visual stress, scopic sensitivity, and related conditions.

Ability is a browser extension that helps people with varying degrees of ability have more control over their browsing experience.

Dyslexia words effect with React.

💫 Word and picture recognition app for dyslexic children, built with React Native.

Programming is for everyone. No matter what. This action helps achieve that. Uses TTS and OpenDyslexic to create alternative accessibility options on issues and PRs.

An Edge/Chrome/Firefox extension designed to make reading easier on dyslexic people

A audio text reader helping people with dyslexia improve their whole word recognition

An open source Eye-Hop generator software.

constantly shifting text on your browser

Dyslexiview is a learning aid designed to empower individuals with dyslexia by making education more accessible. The primary focus is on simplifying written text for better understanding, prioritizing salience, fluency, and simplicity. 🚀

Simple Chrome extension to improve readability/reading speed of online text

ArDys is a simple tool designed to make reading accessible to anyone. Our main goal is to help the learners by placing them in an optimally designed reading environment to get the best simple reading experience. ArDys is user-friendly as well as responsive that makes it accessible to everyone whoever the user is and whatever device the learner o…

Colourize sheet music staves to make it more readable for people with dyslexia

Accessibility Cards by Vivian Motti & Ester Dura: Redesigned

WordWise is an open-source browser extension that enhances readability for dyslexic users by transforming text on webpages. It bolds the first third of each word, making it easier to read and comprehend.

This Demo shows how you can use OpenID to fits the content user with special needs to give him an optimal user experience.

My web page aiming web accessibility, with semantic and stylized HTML, CSS and JS to facilitate Screen Reader for blind people, as well as optimized web design for autistic/aspergian, deaf, dyslexic and visually impaired people.