Built for Everyone
Real tools for blind, deaf, motor-impaired, and cognitively diverse users. Not a statement — a system.
Our Commitment
GlyphLock is built for everyone. We don't treat accessibility as a checkbox — it's a core design principle. Every feature is engineered to work for blind users navigating with screen readers, deaf users who need visual-only communication, users with limited motor control who rely on keyboard navigation, and users with cognitive differences who benefit from clear, consistent interfaces. Our accessibility tools are not hidden in settings. They are first-class features available on every page.
Blind & Low Vision
Screen Reader Optimization
Full ARIA labeling, semantic HTML, landmark regions, and live announcements for JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver users.
High Contrast Mode
One-click toggle increases contrast ratios to 7:1 minimum across all UI elements for users with low vision.
Text Scaling (12px–28px)
Real-time font size adjustment without breaking layout. All content reflows to fit enlarged text.
Color Inversion
Full color inversion for users who need light-on-dark or inverted palettes to reduce eye strain.
Read-Aloud on Every Section
Built-in text-to-speech buttons on page sections. Click 'Listen' to hear any content read aloud instantly.
Link Underlining
Force-underline all links sitewide so they're identifiable without relying on color alone.
Deaf & Hard of Hearing
ASL Gloss Translator
AI-powered English-to-ASL gloss converter. Translates any text into American Sign Language notation with fingerspelling visuals.
No Audio-Only Content
All audio content has text transcripts. GlyphBot responses always include written text alongside any voice output.
Visual Alerts
All system notifications use visual indicators (color, icons, animations) — never audio-only alerts.
Captioned Media
All video and audio content includes captions or full transcripts. No information is communicated through sound alone.
Sign Language Translator
Enter text below to see ASL fingerspelling and AI-generated ASL gloss notation for deaf users.
Motor & Mobility
Full Keyboard Navigation
Every interactive element is reachable via Tab, Enter, Space, and arrow keys. Visible focus indicators on all controls.
Large Touch Targets (48px+)
All buttons and interactive elements meet 48×48px minimum for users with limited motor control.
Reduce Motion
Disables all animations, parallax, and transitions for users with vestibular disorders or motion sensitivity.
No Time-Limited Actions
No session timeouts or timed interactions that force quick responses. Users can take as long as needed.
Cognitive & Learning
Dyslexia-Friendly Font
Toggle a font optimized for dyslexic readers with increased letter spacing and distinct letterforms.
Clear Language
UI labels use plain, direct language. No jargon without explanation. Error messages explain what to do next.
Consistent Layout
Navigation, controls, and content areas maintain the same position across all pages to reduce cognitive load.
Large Cursor Mode
Enlarged cursor for users who have difficulty tracking the pointer on screen.
Accessibility Toolbar — Always Available
The accessibility toolbar is available on every page. Click the button below or press Alt + A to open it anywhere.
Report Accessibility Issues
Found a barrier? We take accessibility bugs as seriously as security vulnerabilities. Report issues and we'll fix them within 48 hours.