Deafness
Animated content and sign language support.
Accessibility Tools and Disability Profiles
Empowering Every Disability Profile
At Hemam, we recognize that every disability profile has unique challenges. Our accessibility suite connects each profile with the right tools—whether for visual, hearing, cognitive, or mobility needs—helping organizations go beyond compliance to deliver digital experiences that are inclusive, adaptive, and meaningful for every visitor.
Browse Hemam Accessibility Tools
Explore our accessibility tools organized by disability profiles. Each tool is tailored to address specific needs, making it easier for your organization to deliver experiences that support inclusion and usability for all.
Visual Impairment
Clear, structured, and flexible experiences.
Color Blindness
High-contrast, color-safe design.
ADHD
Clear, structured, and flexible experiences.
Captions
Accurate real-time captions and transcripts.
Audio Controls
Separate volume, mute, and tone options.
Chat Support
Text-first support with sign-language handoff.
Visual Alerts
Non-audio alerts and device vibration.
Reading Mode
Focus, spacing, and distraction-free layout.
Dyslexia-friendly
Letter shapes, spacing, and wording options.
Tooltips
Inline guidance and examples.
Summaries
Key points and simplified language.
Keyboard Nav
Full navigation via keyboard and switch.
Voice Control
Dictation and command shortcuts.
Large Targets
Comfortable hit areas and spacing.
Extra Time
Session and timeout extensions.
Works Wherever You Build
One Widget. Endless Integrations.
No matter what you’re building on — from enterprise CMS platforms to modern JavaScript frameworks — our widget is designed for seamless integration. With just a few lines of code, you can enable powerful accessibility features across your entire digital experience.
Only 8 seconds are enough for some visitors to decide to leave your website!
Our virtual Sign Language Avatar seamlessly translates text into Sign Language, making websites more accessible and inclusive. Designed to meet AAA-level accessibility standards, it helps bridge the gap for the 80% of Deaf individuals worldwide who rely on Sign Language for better understanding.
16%
Of the world population live with some form of disability
96%
Of websites worldwide are considered inaccessible to visitors with disabilities.
