INK And Accessibility

At INK, we are very aware that everyone's writing habits are different, and we are aware that some people need certain features to enjoy writing.

To help you get the most out of INK, we have a number of accessibility features to make it as easy as possible for you to write to your full potential.

Colorblind Mode

INK is designed to make it as easy as possible for people with colorblindness to write content. In INK's colorblind mode, the app will only show black, white, and primary colors.

You can turn on INK's colorblind mode in several ways.

1. Keyboard shortcut (CTRL+5 on Windows, CMD+5 on Mac).

2. Shortcuts tab in the left sidebar.

3. Accessibility tab in the File menu.

If you want to turn off colorblind mode, you can do this by either pressing the shortcut keys again or navigating back to the Accessibility tab.

Dyslexia Mode

Almost one-fifth of the population has some form of language-based disability, the most common being dyslexia.

With this in mind, we made sure we designed a Dyslexia Mode for INK that made it as easy as possible to read, write, and compose on our platform.

In INK's Dyslexia's Mode, we use the Open Dyslexic font to make it easier to read content on our platform.

This font was specifically designed to be as easy to read and write as possible.

You can turn on INK's dyslexia mode in several ways.

1. Keyboard shortcut (CTRL+6 on Windows, CMD+6 on Mac).

2. Shortcuts tab in the left sidebar.

3. Accessibility tab in the File menu.

If you want to turn off Dyslexia mode, you can do this by either pressing the shortcut keys again or navigating back to the Accessibility tab.

Dark Theme

If you have a sensitivity to brightness, or just working late into the night, you can use INK's Dark Theme to make it easier to work without damaging your eyesight.