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Why Does the UserWay Widget Show Fewer Accessibility Profiles on Mobile?

Learn why the UserWay Accessibility Widget shows fewer Accessibility Profiles on mobile devices and which profiles are available on desktop and mobile.

Accessibility Profiles are predefined combinations of accessibility features designed to support specific user needs.

Some profiles rely on functionality that is better suited to desktop environments. Because mobile devices use touch-based controls and have different screen sizes, operating systems, and input methods, only profiles that are fully supported on mobile devices are displayed.

Profiles that cannot provide their intended experience on mobile devices are automatically excluded from the mobile Accessibility Profiles menu.

Accessibility Profile

Desktop

Mobile

Motor Impaired

Available

Not displayed

Visually Impaired

Available

Not displayed

Cognitive & Learning

Available

Not displayed

ADHD

Available

Not displayed

Blind

Available

Available

Color Blind

Available

Available

Dyslexia

Available

Available

Seizure & Epileptic

Available

Available

Is This a Widget Installation Problem?

No. The UserWay Accessibility Widget automatically determines which Accessibility Profiles can be fully supported on the current device. Mobile users will continue to have access to the profiles and accessibility features available for their device experience.

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