Low Vision Learning Tools

Explore • Adjust • Discover • Learn

Everyone experiences reading differently. Explore tools that let you change how words and sentences appear on your screen.

These activities are designed for children with low vision, and anyone who benefits from personalised reading settings.

There is no single perfect setting. Discover what works best for you.

1. Text Size Explorer

Try making the words bigger or smaller. Find a size that feels comfortable to read.

The little bird sang a happy song.

Every learner deserves the chance to shine.

2. Colour & Contrast Explorer

Different background and text colours can change how comfortable reading feels.

Try each colour combination and discover which one you prefer.

The world is full of interesting things to discover.

Learning should be comfortable and enjoyable.

3. Reading Spacing Explorer

Try changing the space between letters, words and lines.

Reading can become easier when we find the right spacing.

Every child deserves learning tools that suit their individual needs.

4. Reading Focus

Some learners find it helpful to focus on one sentence at a time.

Use the Previous and Next buttons to highlight different sentences.

The sun was shining over the garden. A little bird began to sing. The flowers moved gently in the breeze. It was a wonderful day to explore.
Sentence 1 of 4

5. My Reading Preferences

Create your own reading style by combining text size, colours and spacing.

Change the settings below to see how they work together.

This is my reading space. I can make changes to suit the way I learn.

Different ways to learn, different ways to shine.

Every Learner Is Different

Some people prefer larger text. Others benefit from different colour combinations, wider spacing or fewer words on the screen.

These tools are designed to help learners explore their preferences and talk about what works for them.

Important: These activities are educational tools, not a vision assessment. Reading preferences may change depending on the device, lighting and the learner's individual needs. For personalised vision support, consult a qualified professional.
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