Includes Voice Navigation and reading tools. Press Enter or Space to open it. Then move to the Navigation section and activate the Voice Navigation button to start listening.
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Inclusive experience
Accessibility Assistant
Accessibility Assistant opened. Voice Navigation is in the Navigation section. Move through the controls, then press Enter or Space on Enable Voice Navigation. Your browser will ask for microphone permission.
Accessibility profiles
One tap turns on a bundle of settings for a specific need
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Vision
Adjust how content appears
Text size
Lens magnification
Letter spacing
Line height
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Content clarity
Make page content easier to identify and read
Text alignment
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Reading assistance
Listen at your preferred pace
Automatic separates Arabic and English inside each content block and selects a matching voice. Choosing a language changes pronunciation; it does not translate content.
Simple explanation
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Navigation
Move around with confidence
Press the Voice navigation button to start listening. It stays on while you move between pages. Say “turn voice navigation off” or press the button again to stop. Your browser will request microphone access.
Available commands include: up or scroll up, down or scroll down, go to top, go to bottom, back button, forward button, next section, previous section, go to timeline section, go to About Me page, open accessibility, close accessibility, and visible page names. Say section for a Home-page section, or page for a separate page. Arabic equivalents are also supported.
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Focus session
A gentle reading timer with break reminders
Break reminders are five minutes. The timer continues when you visit another page on this site.
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Portable accessibility passport
Take your preferences to another device
Your profile stays inside its QR or text code. No account or server is used.
Your code
This uses Chrome's password manager to sync your settings across your devices when you're signed into Chrome.
Scan to open here
Scan this QR on any device — it opens this site with your settings already on.
This uses Chrome's password manager to sync your settings across your devices when you're signed into Chrome.
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Time for a break
Your focus session is complete. Rest your eyes, stretch, or take a short walk.
An individual adjustment for a specific person in a specific situation. "Reasonable" does not mean "if convenient" — it means not imposing a disproportionate burden, and the burden of proof lies with whoever refuses. Its denial is discrimination under the Convention.
Disability arises from the interaction between a health condition and barriers in environment, attitudes, and law. Not a philosophical distinction — it determines where the budget goes. It does not deny the health condition; it refuses to let it be the only explanation and the only response.
A practical barrier with material effects; self-stigma is its most damaging form. Awareness alone does not shift attitudes — contact does. Segregation produces stigma; inclusion is the strongest programme against it.
Open labour market, market wage, support to worker and employer, tapering over time. Sheltered workshops are not supported employment. Filling a quota with people given no real tasks is formal compliance with a number, not employment.
Designing from the outset for the widest range of people, without later adaptation. The logic is economic before it is legal: retrofitting costs multiples of designing correctly. Not a substitute for reasonable accommodation.
Risk factors are structural: dependence on the caregiver, isolation, communication barriers, low weight given to a disabled person's testimony. Over-protection is not protection — restricting movement increases isolation, itself a primary risk factor.