How to Use Helperbird's High Contrast Themes
Learn how to use Helperbird's use helperbird's high contrast themes. Complete guide for improving web accessibility and reading support.
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What is High Contrast?
High Contrast mode changes the colors on a website to make text and images easier to see. It increases the difference between light and dark areas, which can make reading much easier.
Helperbird offers several different contrast styles so you can choose the one that works best for you.
Who is This For?
This feature is helpful for:
- People with low vision who need stronger contrast
- Anyone with visual impairments
- People who find it hard to read light text on light backgrounds
- Anyone who wants to reduce eye strain
- People who are sensitive to certain colors
Step 1: Open Helperbird
Click the Helperbird icon in your browser toolbar. It looks like a small owl and is usually in the top-right corner of your browser.
This will open the Helperbird menu.
Step 2: Open the All Features Section
Scroll down to the bottom of the Helperbird menu. You will see a section called All Features.
Click the arrow next to All Features to expand it and show all available features.
Step 3: Find Display Options
Look through the list of features until you see Display options.
Step 4: Open Display Options
Click on Display options to open it.
A panel will appear showing various display settings you can adjust.
Step 5: Turn on High Contrast
In the Display options panel, look for High contrast.
Click the toggle switch next to it to turn it on. The toggle will turn green when it is enabled.
Step 6: Choose a Contrast Style
Once High contrast is turned on, several style buttons will appear below the toggle.
Click on any style to apply it. The website will immediately change to show your chosen contrast settings.
Contrast Styles
Helperbird offers five different high contrast styles:
Increased Contrast – Makes the existing colors stronger without changing them. Text becomes sharper and easier to read against backgrounds.
Greyscale – Removes all colors from the page. Everything appears in shades of grey, black, and white. This is helpful if colors are distracting.
Inverted Color – Flips all colors to their opposites. Light backgrounds become dark, and dark text becomes light. This is useful for reducing glare from bright pages.
Inverted Greyscale – Combines greyscale and inverted colors. The page becomes black and white with the colors flipped. Good for maximum contrast.
Yellow on Black – Displays text in yellow on a black background. This specific color combination is very helpful for many people with visual impairments.
Tip: Try each style to see which one is most comfortable for your eyes. Many people find that different styles work better for different websites or lighting conditions.
Video Tutorial
Need Additional Help?
If you have any questions or run into any issues, please contact the Helperbird support team. You can reach us at Helperbird support. We are happy to help you get the most out of Helperbird.
