Adapting the Windows Display for people with Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)

People with Specific Learning Difficulties such as Dyslexia may find that they benefit from alterations to the presentation of fonts and blocks of text on the screen. Many will also benefit from some degree of speech synthesis from full document reading to having the more difficult individual words read aloud.

Users with Scotopic Sensitivity often find black-on-white text difficult to read and might benefit from an alternative colour scheme.

• Visual Accessibility of Text
• Applying your font style, size and colour preferences to the whole of Windows
• Visually Uncluttering Microsoft Word
• Setting your font style, size, and colour permanently in Microsoft Word