Make your website easier to read in minutes

• Text size

  Let visitors adjust text without zooming the entire page.

• Contrast

  Improve contrast so text is easier to read in any setting.

• Spacing

  Add spacing for easier scanning and less eye strain.

• Reading guide

  A subtle guide helps readers stay focused as they move down the page.

• Links and navigation

  Highlight links and simplify navigation in one place.

• Dyslexia-friendly font

  Switch to OpenDyslexic, designed for easier reading by people with dyslexia.

Some visitors bring their own accessibility tools, and we do not get in their way. EasyNav is for the group who do not have those tools: older adults reading without glasses, people with migraines or light sensitivity, dyslexic readers who have not invested in software, anyone reading at the end of a long day with tired eyes. They do not tell you when your site is hard to read. They just leave.

More on who EasyNav is for in The Foundation and the Overlay, and on the philosophy in The Waiting Room Effect. For your industry, see our Industries page.

Frequently asked questions

Is EasyNav a substitute for accessible design?

No. EasyNav is a reading comfort menu for visitors who want to adjust how they read your site. It’s not a replacement for WCAG-compliant design or formal accessibility audits. We’ve written more on how we think about this in our response to the Overlay Fact Sheet.

Is this a subscription?

No. You pay once and the widget is yours. You customize it in our dashboard, then download your own copy of the code with your settings built in and put it on your site. There's no monthly fee, no renewal, and nothing to cancel. Your purchase includes 30 days of install support and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Do I need a developer?

No. Just paste a short block of code into your site header.

Will it work with my website platform?

EasyNav works on any website where you can paste code into your site header or footer, including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Webflow, and hand-coded sites. One thing to check first: many hosted site builders restrict custom code to their paid plans. Our install guides are public, so you can read the exact steps for your platform before buying.

Will it interfere with screen readers?

No. EasyNav doesn't change anything on your page until a visitor opts in. The widget itself is keyboard accessible, isolated in a Shadow DOM, and exposes proper ARIA labels, so visitors using assistive tech can either interact with it or skip past it without disruption.

Can I customize it?

Yes. Colors, icon, position, and theme can all be adjusted in seconds.

What about privacy and data collection?

Private by design. Visitor preferences stay in the browser, so their settings are remembered when they come back.

No cookies. No visitor tracking. No personal data.

Because you host your own copy of the widget, it makes no calls to our servers: no config fetching, no license checks, no analytics beacons. The only outside request it can ever make is loading the dyslexia-friendly font from a public CDN if a visitor turns that feature on. There is no data collection to configure because there is none happening.

Does EasyNav work with single-page apps and content that loads as visitors scroll?

Yes. The widget watches for content added to the page and applies your visitor’s chosen settings to anything that loads in. Works with React, Vue, Next.js, Astro, and other modern frameworks with no special configuration. The code only needs to load once, on initial page load.

What about embedded content like YouTube videos, forms, or iframes?

EasyNav adjusts your site’s content but can’t reach into embedded iframes. That’s a browser security boundary, not something any third-party tool can override. The widget will work on everything around the embed. If your entire site lives inside an iframe (rare, but some CMS preview modes do this), paste your widget code inside that document rather than the wrapper.

Will my copy still work years from now?

Very likely, yes. The widget is plain JavaScript built on web standards browsers have supported for over a decade, with no frameworks, no dependencies, and no servers involved. Browsers go to great lengths to avoid breaking existing websites, so code like this tends to run unchanged for many years. And when we improve the widget, your dashboard generates downloads from the current build, so you can log back in and grab a fresh copy anytime.

What happens if EasyNav goes away?

Nothing, for your site. Your copy of the widget lives on your site, runs entirely in your visitors’ browsers, and does not depend on our servers for anything. If we disappeared tomorrow, the widget you installed would keep working exactly as it does today.