Accessibility menu
Let visitors adjust text, colours, reading support, navigation and other accessibility preferences directly on the page.
Welcoma combines an accessibility menu for your visitors with tools that help website owners identify, understand and address accessibility issues — without promising automatic compliance.
Give visitors useful controls now, while your team works on the underlying accessibility of the website.
Let visitors adjust text, colours, reading support, navigation and other accessibility preferences directly on the page.
Find detectable accessibility issues, prioritise findings and understand where improvements are required in the underlying website.
Configure the widget, review usage, generate accessibility information and manage connected websites from one place.
Different visitors need different adjustments. Welcoma lets each person choose the tools that make your site easier to perceive, read, navigate and understand.
Adjust typography, spacing and reading support for greater comfort and clarity.
Increase or decrease text size for easier reading.
Add more vertical space between lines of text.
Switch to a cleaner typeface for easier reading.
Use a dyslexia-friendly font option.
Adjust text alignment to match reading preference.
Increase spacing between characters.
Make text visually stronger and easier to distinguish.
Follow text with a horizontal reading guide.
Focus attention on a smaller reading area.
Magnify selected or focused text.
Have supported page text read aloud.
Make important visual information easier to distinguish.
Increase visual contrast across the page.
Display the page without colour.
Adjust colour intensity for greater comfort.
Adjust overall page brightness.
Invert displayed colours for alternative contrast.
Hide page images to reduce visual distraction.
Display a larger, easier-to-follow cursor.
Increase the size of the entire page.
Choose a custom colour for text.
Adjust heading colours independently.
Choose a custom page background colour.
Reduce distractions and add supporting tools for understanding and interaction.
Reduce distracting or uncomfortable movement.
Silence supported page audio.
Get help understanding selected words.
Reduce visual or content distractions.
Add contextual assistance for interface elements.
Provide additional voice and reading assistance.
Translate supported page content into another language.
Plan availability: Free includes the core accessibility toolkit. Pro unlocks the complete collection of tools and profiles.
Profiles apply a predefined combination of settings with one selection. Visitors can still adjust individual controls afterwards.
Find issues, understand what they mean and turn accessibility work into a clearer process for your team.
Scan pages for detectable WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 issues, organise findings by severity and see where your team should investigate.
Get practical suggestions that help your team understand possible ways to correct detected issues.
Turn technical findings into clearer explanations for website owners and content teams.
Create a starting point for accessibility information that can be reviewed before publication.
See which accessibility modules and profiles visitors use and learn from real usage patterns.
Important: Automated scans and AI suggestions assist your accessibility work; they do not replace manual review, user testing or professional accessibility assessment where required.
Choose how Welcoma appears and which accessibility controls are available to your visitors.
Choose where the accessibility button appears.
Match the widget to your visual identity.
Show the interface in your visitors’ preferred language.
Control which accessibility options are shown.
Eligible paid plans can remove the Welcoma branding notice.
The core widget is designed to keep visitor accessibility preferences simple and local wherever possible.
Visitor accessibility settings can be stored locally in the browser.
The core widget does not require advertising or behavioural tracking.
Visitors can use accessibility controls without creating a Welcoma account.
Keep unnecessary external dependencies to a minimum.
Start with WordPress and WooCommerce, with additional CMS and e-commerce integrations planned.
The Free plan gives visitors a useful accessibility toolkit. Pro unlocks the complete module and profile set plus advanced website-owner features.
A widget can improve the experience for visitors, but it cannot automatically repair every accessibility problem in your website.
Give users controls that can make the current browsing experience more comfortable and usable.
Identify detectable issues that should be reviewed and corrected in the underlying website.
Review, implement, test and maintain real accessibility improvements across code, content and design.
A few things worth knowing before you choose your setup.
Welcoma includes 39 individual accessibility tools. The Free plan includes the core feature set, while Pro unlocks the complete collection.
Profiles apply a predefined combination of accessibility settings at once. Visitors can select a profile and still customise individual settings afterwards.
No. A widget can improve usability, but WCAG, BFSG, EAA or ADA compliance depends on the underlying website, content, design and implementation.
Welcoma includes accessibility scanning designed to identify detectable WCAG issues and organise findings so your team can understand what needs attention.
Yes. Welcoma provides options such as position, colour, icon, language and the accessibility tools and profiles displayed to visitors.
Yes. WordPress and WooCommerce are available integrations. Additional CMS and e-commerce integrations are planned.
No. Visitors can use the accessibility controls directly on the website without creating an individual Welcoma account.
Start with the free accessibility tools, then add the advanced features your website needs. No false one-click compliance promises — just practical tools and clear guidance.