Simulates how people with disabilities experience the web
The Web Disability Simulator lets you experience how people with different disabilities or inadequate abilities perceive a web site. Simulate color blindness, low vision, dyslexia and more. An easy-to-use tool both to increase understanding and lower the threshold to test accessibility on a website.
Latest reviews
- (2023-08-31) GnoxNahte: Good selection of disabilities, would be better if can change the severity of it, for example, change severity of far-slightness
- (2023-02-27) Matthew: This is not a realistic depiction of disabilities. I have some of the ones that this suite includes, and in my opinion, this extension is a mockery of them. It is so blunt and unsophisticated. "People with ADHD get distracted. Let's have a bunch of **** flashing on screen."
- (2022-12-19) Richard Cooley: Did not work for me on MacOS and Chrome
- (2022-06-30) Esteban Aleman: Super useful thank you
- (2022-02-16) Kateřina Holubová: Cool plugin, thanks! Deafness (= mute videos, esp without subtitles) would be a great addition.
- (2021-11-05) Schnee Zarin: I love this plugin, it helps me understand the problems of impaired. You get to the different topics explanations and additional links to read deeper into the matter.
- (2021-07-14) Pavel: Such a helpful plugin! Thanks for your work guys!
- (2021-02-09) Ghost LaBrie: I have ADHD myself, and when I clicked on the concentration option to see if it was accurate or not; (for me) it was pretty accurate.
- (2020-12-29) DigitalAmoeba: Great free no-ads extension that offers simulation and explanation of emulating a range of Sight, Mobility, Reading and Concentration disabilities by manipulating the display of any web page within Chrome or Edge Chromium. Great for visually demonstrating accessibility needs and/or doing some basic early testing.
- (2020-01-11) Moon W: didnt work at all
- (2019-10-25) Joppe Kroon: it has a good selection of different disability simulations, it has in fact replaced two plugins I used previously. Loving the sunshine simulation, I hope this one will help people see the benefit of thinking about accessible design for everyone.