Give every visitor controls for type, contrast, spacing, and motion on your site, not only in their browser extension.
One <script> or npm i @axol-assist/accessflow. Preferences stay in that visitor’s localStorage. No Axol account. No backend. Open the AccessFlow button in the bottom-right corner. That’s the toolbar visitors get.
Accessibility Surfer helps people adapt any Chrome tab. AccessFlow ships the same class of levers to everyone who lands on your domain, including visitors who will never install an extension. Paste a script into Wix, WordPress, or a React layout; the toolbar appears on every page.
Not a dashboard, not a procurement workflow: a file on your CDN or a package in your app.
CMS and static sites load accessflow.js from our CDN. React, Next, Vite, Astro, and Remix install @axol-assist/accessflow and import the auto entry.
One tag before </body>, or one import in your root layout. No CSS framework required. No API key.
The Axol button floats on the page. Font size, OpenDyslexic, contrast, link underlines, reading guide, reduce motion, saved in that browser only.
AccessFlow helps visitors adapt the page in front of them. It does not replace accessible HTML, labels, or keyboard paths underneath. Sites still owe WCAG work.
CDN script for any site builder. npm package when you already own the JavaScript bundle.
HTML, CMS, or site builder, before </body>
<script src="https://axolassist.com/cdn/accessflow.js"></script>Import once in the root layout or app shell
npm install @axol-assist/accessflowimport "@axol-assist/accessflow/auto";If you can paste a script or merge one import, you can give visitors on-page text and contrast controls without buying an overlay SaaS seat.
Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow: drop the CDN script in a custom code / footer slot. No React required.
Add @axol-assist/accessflow next to your other client packages. Auto-init on import, or call boot() when you want explicit control.
Public calendars and festival pages where visitors need larger type and contrast today without waiting for a redesign. Live example: Surf Del Mar Festival.
Open the floating button on this page to try the same panel visitors get after install.
Bump text size, widen line and letter spacing, switch to a dyslexia-friendly font, applied to your live DOM, not a separate reader view.
Dark mode, high contrast, grayscale, muted, or invert when your brand palette fights the reader’s eyes.
Underline links, strengthen focus rings, highlight headings, show a reading guide, reduce motion, or pause animations, including when prefers-reduced-motion is on.
Choices persist in that visitor’s browser. Nothing is sent to Axol for analytics. Leave, come back; settings are still there.
The festival site embeds AccessFlow so attendees can grow type, fix contrast, and calm motion without installing anything. Same toolbar, production traffic.
Embed questions, CMS quirks, feature requests, or a page where the toolbar misbehaves. We usually reply within two business days.