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This section contains various text samples to test text-related accessibility features like font size adjustment, text spacing, line height, and text alignment.
This is small text that should become more readable when you increase the text size using the widget.
This is normal paragraph text with standard formatting. It should respond to all text-related accessibility adjustments.
This is already large text that demonstrates how the widget handles different text sizes.
This paragraph uses a serif font that may be challenging for users with dyslexia. The dyslexia-friendly feature should change this to a more readable font like OpenDyslexic or Arial. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. This sentence contains all letters of the alphabet and is commonly used for font testing.
These elements test contrast enhancement and color saturation features.
This text has moderate contrast that should improve with contrast enhancement.
This text has low contrast and should become much more readable with smart contrast enabled.
This card tests how contrast adjustments affect colorful backgrounds and white text.
This card has a light background with dark text to test different contrast scenarios.
This section contains various types of links to test the link highlighting feature.
This section tests the "Hide Images" feature and provides visual content for testing.
This section contains animated elements to test the "Pause Animations" feature.
This element has a continuously animated gradient background that should pause when animations are disabled.
Hover over the elements below to test tooltip functionality.
This section demonstrates proper heading hierarchy and page structure for the page structure feature.
Content under a level 3 heading to demonstrate heading structure.
Content under a level 4 heading showing deeper structure levels.
Content under a level 5 heading for comprehensive structure testing.
This section contains complex vocabulary to test the dictionary feature. Words like accessibility, implementation, comprehensive, and functionality should be enhanced with dictionary support.
Technical terms such as responsive design, user interface, screen reader compatibility, and WCAG compliance provide additional testing opportunities for the dictionary feature.