Color Blindness Support

Enhance web accessibility for those with color vision deficiencies using Helperbird's Color Blindness Support feature. Improve link visibility with underlining and stroking, and benefit from better readability on any website.

Before Color Blindness Support was enabled
After Color Blindness Support was enabled

What Is This Feature?

Helperbird's Color Blindness Support feature is designed to make links and text easier to see for people with color vision challenges. It works by underlining and outlining links, so they stand out more on web pages and are easier to click.

This feature is especially useful for people with Protanopia or Deuteranopia, two common types of color blindness. By making links more noticeable, Helperbird helps create a smoother and more accessible browsing experience.


What Are the Benefits?

This feature makes websites easier to use for everyone, especially those with color vision problems. Here’s why it’s helpful:

Better Visibility for Links and Text: Underlines and outlines help links stand out, so they’re easier to spot.

Easier to Click Links: Makes it simpler to find and click links, even for people who have trouble seeing color contrasts.

Improved Accessibility: Helps people with color blindness navigate websites without frustration.

More User-Friendly: Even if you don’t have color blindness, clearer links make for a better browsing experience.


Who Is It For?

This feature is great for:

People with Color Blindness: Especially helpful for those with Protanopia or Deuteranopia, making links easier to recognize.

Web Accessibility Advocates: Improves usability for people of all abilities.

Anyone Who Wants Clearer Links: It’s a simple way to make navigating websites easier for everyone.


Features

Here’s what Helperbird’s Color Blindness Support does:

  • Underlines links to make them stand out.
  • Adds outlines around text for improved visibility.

More About This Feature

Color blindness can make browsing the web harder, especially when links rely only on color to stand out. For example, people with Protanopia or Deuteranopia often struggle to see links that blend into the surrounding text.

Helperbird fixes this by adding underlines and outlines to links, so they’re always easy to see and click. This small change makes a big difference in creating a more inclusive and user-friendly web experience.


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5 out of 5 stars

We are so excited about working with this company and helping support our students with this program! Their support is outstanding as well!

Charlie Nishelle Calkins, recognized for her contributions to Helperbird
Jennifer Goodwin
AT Teacher