Your reading preferences
Make the guide
easier to read.
Adjust text size, font, spacing, bold emphasis, word beginnings, and distractions. Choose the combination that works for you.
People with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, low vision, or no diagnosis may prefer different layouts. Choose settings by comfort, not by a label. These are display preferences, not treatments or guarantees of comprehension or reading speed. Try one change at a time.
Reading settings
Try your settings here
Start with one small task. Ask Claude to explain the project before changing it. Read the proposal, approve a focused edit, and check the result. There is no timer and no need to read quickly.
Try browser zoom as well. Keyboard users can Tab through controls; the skip link moves to the article. If something becomes harder to read, reset these settings at any time.
Tell us what is difficult
Use Report an error and select Accessibility issue. Describe the page, control, device, and what you expected. You do not need to share a diagnosis or other personal information.
References
Reviewed September 24, 2026. These links explain the underlying controls; a copied prompt is not a security certification.
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