UserWay’s AI Widget Powers Accessibility for the Tokyo Paralympics Website

“UserWay is honored to be powering the accessibility of the Paralympics website,” said Allon Mason, Founder and CEO of UserWay. “We have a strong commitment to web accessibility and couldn’t ask for a better platform than the Paralympics in furthering this message.”

“As the leading representatives of accessibility and inclusivity, the IPC’s decision to entrust UserWay with their website’s accessibility highlights UserWay’s status as the gold standard in web accessibility.”

UserWay is committed to making the online world more accessible and improving the digital space for countless individuals, through a variety of technological solutions.

By utilizing UserWay’s AI-Powered Accessibility Widget, the Paralympics has made digital access easier for those with disabilities. The widget offers users a number of useful tools, including a screen reader, dyslexia font color contrast fixes, and performs numerous live changes to the code to ensure the website’s compliance with ADA and the WCAG.

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• Tokyo Paralympics Website

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Michelle Reid

Michelle is a seasoned Senior Content Writer at UserWay, where she crafts thought-provoking articles centered around digital accessibility, inclusivity, and the legal frameworks that govern them. With a Master’s in Creative Writing, Michelle brings a rich diversity to her writing portfolio, which spans theatre, music, poetry, and whitepapers on digital transformation in both public and private sectors. Her commitment to nurturing creativity is evident in her role as a facilitator of creative writing workshops, where she has guided aspiring writers in developing their voices. Michelle’s work is not only informative but also inspirational, positioning her as a key influencer in the dialogue on making digital spaces accessible to everyone.

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