I was about to sell this for $15. Then it hit me how backwards that is.

Putting a paywall on a tool whose entire job is making the web usable for everyone? That is the opposite of the point.

So I'm giving it away.

It's a drop-in Framer accessibility menu: contrast and saturation modes, readable fonts, text-to-speech, a reading guide, page-structure jump links, a select-to-define dictionary, cursor sizing, image-alt flags, plus one-tap profiles for dyslexia, low vision, epilepsy, motor, ADHD, and elder users. One code component, no setup.

Everyone deserves to actually experience the web, not just the people a design happened to be built for. Charging for that felt wrong the second I really thought about it.

Take it, use it on a client site, and tell me what's missing. posting it tmw for free :)

I was about to sell this for $15. Then it hit me how backwards that is.

Putting a paywall on a tool whose entire job is making the web usable for everyone? That is the opposite of the point.

So I'm giving it away.

It's a drop-in Framer accessibility menu: contrast and saturation modes, readable fonts, text-to-speech, a reading guide, page-structure jump links, a select-to-define dictionary, cursor sizing, image-alt flags, plus one-tap profiles for dyslexia, low vision, epilepsy, motor, ADHD, and elder users. One code component, no setup.

Everyone deserves to actually experience the web, not just the people a design happened to be built for. Charging for that felt wrong the second I really thought about it.

Take it, use it on a client site, and tell me what's missing. posting it tmw for free :)