See which TypeLab settings support readable, lower-friction typing practice, including dyslexia mode, text-to-speech, reduced motion, keyboard layout support
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Frequently asked questions
What is covered on Accessible Typing Settings?
TypeLab's accessibility support is not hidden in one special mode. It comes from a set of real settings and guidance features that can be combined depending on what the learner needs. This page explains the settings that matter most for readable, lower-friction typing practice and how to think about them in practical use.
How should you use this page?
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