At Snorple, we are dedicated to enhancing the accessibility of our website content. Below are several recommendations aimed at improving your online experience, particularly if you encounter difficulties while navigating our site.
Tips for Enhanced Browsing
1. Text-to-Speech Options
For those who find it challenging to read text online, consider using NaturalReader, a free browser extension that reads web pages aloud. This tool is especially beneficial for individuals with literacy challenges, learning disabilities like dyslexia, or those for whom English is a second language. You can easily install NaturalReader to listen to any page on our website. For more details, visit NaturalReader’s website for the software or this link for the Chrome extension.
2. Keyboard Navigation
Use the following keyboard shortcuts to navigate our site without needing a mouse. Note that some commands may vary based on your browser:
- Tab: Move forward through links or controls
- Shift + Tab: Move backward
- Spacebar: Select buttons
- Arrow Keys: Navigate radio buttons
- CTRL + Page Up/Page Down: Read previous/next screens
- CTRL + Home/End: Jump to the top/bottom of the page
- ALT + Left/Right Arrow: Go back/forward a page
3. Customizing Text and Background Colors
If you find it difficult to read due to color contrast, you can adjust text and background colors in your web browser. Instructions vary by browser:
- For Safari: Access preferences and adjust the appearance settings.
- For Chrome: Navigate to the tools menu and modify font and language settings.
- For Firefox: Change fonts and background colors in the preferences menu.
- For Microsoft Edge: Select a theme under settings.
4. Screen Magnification
If enlarging text is insufficient, consider using screen magnification software. Windows includes built-in magnification features, but you may want to explore additional tools like Lunar or ZoomText for enhanced functionality.
5. Enhancing Mouse Pointer Visibility
To make your mouse pointer more visible in Windows, enable the feature that shows the pointer’s location when you press the CTRL key. This can be set in the mouse properties found in the Control Panel.
6. Alternative Navigation Tools
For those seeking alternatives to traditional mouse and keyboard navigation, speech recognition software, such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking, can help you navigate web pages using voice commands. Additionally, if you are hard of hearing, consider using closed captioning for video content. Most of our videos include captions for better accessibility.
7. Additional Resources
For further assistance regarding accessibility features, you may find useful information through the following links:
- Accessibility features on Mac
- Accessibility features in Firefox
- Using Chrome with accessibility extensions
If these suggestions do not meet your needs, please feel free to reach out to us for further assistance.
To Summarize:
At Snorple, we are committed to making our website accessible to everyone. Utilizing tools like NaturalReader, keyboard shortcuts, and screen magnification can significantly enhance your browsing experience. For those who may need additional support, resources are available to assist with accessibility features in various browsers. We strive to ensure that all users can easily navigate our site and access information about our effective anti-snoring solutions, such as our anti-snoring mouthpiece that stops snoring from the first night. If you have further questions, we’re here to help!