How to Use the High Contrast Features in Helperbird
Helperbird’s high contrast features make it easier to see and read content on web pages by adjusting the colors.
Here’s how you can turn them on and customize them to fit your needs:
Activating High Contrast Modes
1. Open Helperbird
Click the Helperbird icon in your browser’s toolbar to open Helperbird
2. Find the High Contrast Option
Use the search bar to type High contrast or scroll down to the High contrast section.
3. Turn On High Contrast
Flip the High contrast switch to the On position to activate the feature.
Choosing Your High Contrast Style
Increased Contrast
Once High contrast is turned on, click Increased contrast to boost the contrast on the page.
Greyscale
Select the Greyscale option to change everything to shades of grey, which can help reduce distractions.
Inverted Colors
Choose Inverted colors to flip the colors on the page, which can help with glare and readability.
Inverted Greyscale
Click on Inverted greyscale to flip the greyscale colors, giving you a high-contrast view that some users find easier to read.
Yellow on Black
1For a high-contrast theme with yellow text on a black background, pick Yellow on black. This is often preferred by people with certain visual impairments.
As soon as you select one of these options, the webpage will instantly adjust to the new high contrast style, making it easier to see and read.
What Is High Contrast?
High contrast uses a few strong colors to make everything easier to see. It’s different from simply inverting the display, but it can look similar because of the darker color scheme.
Video Tutorial
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Need More Help?
If you run into any problems or have questions, just reach out to our friendly Helperbird support team, and we’ll help you out in no time.
