How to Change Webpage Fonts to Dyslexic-Friendly Options
Introduction
Struggling with reading text online? Helperbird can change the font on any website to one that's dyslexic-friendly. This guide will show you how to activate this feature.
Prerequisites
- An active Helperbird account.
- Helperbird browser extension installed.
Steps to Change the Font to a Dyslexic-Friendly Option
Step 1: Open Helperbird Extension
Click on the Helperbird icon located in the top-right corner of your browser window.
Step 2: Access Quick Actions
The Helperbird extension will open, displaying quick actions and other features.
Step 3: Locate the Text Adjustment Card
Scroll down to find the Text Adjustment card within the extension.
Step 4: Identify the Font Option
Within the Text Adjustment card, look for the Font option accompanied by a toggle switch labeled Off.
Step 5: Activate the Feature
Click on the toggle switch to turn the feature on.
Step 6: Select a Dyslexic-Friendly Font
The font on the website will change to the one you selected from the list provided below the toggle.
Step 7 (Optional): Deactivate the Feature
To turn off the feature, simply click the toggle switch again.
Step 8 (Optional): Change the Font
If you wish to use a different dyslexic-friendly font, select one from the list provided.
Available Dyslexic-Friendly Fonts
- OpenDyslexic
- Lexend
- Comic Sans
Additional Font Options
- Arial
- Comic Sans
- Tahoma
- Verdana
- Gothic
- Lexend
- Trebuchet
- Bookman
- Courier
- Georgia
- Helvetica
- Impact
- Times
Video Tutorial
- Coming soon.
Need Additional Help?
If you encounter any issues while using this feature, our Helperbird support team is available for assistance.
