AI-powered accessibility · Part of the Printlogik family
A website more of your customers can use
Actwidget adds an AI-driven accessibility layer to the website you already have. Visitors choose the adjustments they need, while it works behind the scenes for screen readers and keyboards. We install it for you.
Screen reader ready
Keyboard navigation on
Why it matters in the UK
One in four of your customers
If your website is hard to use with a screen reader, a keyboard or low vision, those customers go elsewhere.
- 16.1 milliondisabled people in the UKAbout 24% of the population. Source: Family Resources Survey, 2022 to 2023.
- £274 billiona year in spending powerThe estimated value of the “purple pound”: households with a disabled person. Source: Purple.
- 2010the Equality ActBusinesses must make reasonable adjustments so disabled people can use their services, and that includes websites.
How it works
Installed once, working all the time
We install it
One small piece of code is added to your site. It works with any platform and does not change your design.
The AI reads your pages
Actwidget scans your site and adds the labels and structure that screen readers and keyboards rely on, then re-checks as your content changes.
Visitors adjust what they need
A small button opens the panel. Each visitor picks a profile or their own settings, and the site adapts for them alone.
Who it helps
Profiles for different needs
One tap sets the site up for a particular need. Every setting can also be changed by hand.
Vision impaired
Larger text, stronger contrast and clearer spacing for people with low vision.
Blind users
Pages prepared for screen readers such as JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver.
Motor impaired
Everything reachable with the Tab key and shortcuts, for people who cannot use a mouse.
Seizure safe
Flashing and fast-moving content is stopped, and colours are toned down.
Cognitive support
Headings, links and buttons are highlighted, and distractions dimmed, to make pages easier to follow.
Hearing impaired
Sound can be muted in one tap, so nothing plays unexpectedly.
The AI inside
Three kinds of AI doing the work
It understands your pages
The AI works out what each part of a page is for, a menu, a form, a pop-up, and labels it so assistive technology can make sense of it.
It describes your images
Where a picture has no description, image recognition writes one, so a screen reader can say what is shown.
It keeps watch
New pages and products are picked up automatically, so the site does not slip backwards as it grows.
Free check
How accessible is your website now?
Enter your address and we run an automated check on the page. It takes about 20 seconds and you see the result here.
Straight talking
What Actwidget does, and what it does not
It does
- Remove many of the most common barriers on a website
- Give every visitor control over how your site looks and behaves
- Keep working as you add pages and products
- Come with an accessibility statement for your site
It does not
- Guarantee that a website meets WCAG or any law by itself. No automated tool can.
- Replace accessible design. If your site has deeper problems, we will tell you, and we can fix or rebuild it.
Prices
Choose your plan
Priced by how busy your site is. One website per plan, with installation, the accessibility statement and support from us included.
Starter
Up to 5,000 visits a month
Most small business sites
Growth
Up to 30,000 visits a month
Busy sites and online shops
Scale
Up to 100,000 visits a month
High-traffic sites
- Paid by Direct Debit through GoCardless
- Runs until you cancel, with no fixed term
- Protected by the Direct Debit Guarantee
More than 100,000 visits a month, or several websites? Ask us for a price.
The rules
What UK businesses should know
Equality Act 2010
Anyone providing a service to the public must make reasonable adjustments for disabled people. The duty is anticipatory: you are expected to plan ahead, not wait to be asked.
Public sector rules
Public bodies must meet WCAG 2.2 AA on their websites and apps and publish an accessibility statement, under the 2018 accessibility regulations.
European Accessibility Act
Since 28 June 2025, many products and services sold to consumers in the EU, including online shops, must be accessible. UK businesses selling into the EU can be in scope.
This is general information, not legal advice. If you need to know exactly what applies to you, speak to a solicitor.
Questions
Before you decide
Will it make my website compliant?
It will make your site noticeably easier to use and deal with many common failures. Whether a site fully meets a standard depends on the whole site, so we do not promise that. We tell you honestly where you stand.
Will it change how my site looks?
No. Visitors who do not open the panel see your site exactly as it is. Adjustments apply only to the person who chooses them.
Which platforms does it work with?
Any of them: Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, Wix and custom-built sites. We handle the installation.
Will it slow my site down?
It loads after your page has appeared, so your content is not held up waiting for it.
How do I know my traffic?
Your website platform or Google Analytics will show monthly visits. If you are not sure, ask us before you choose and we will help you find out.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time. Tell us and we stop the Direct Debit, so no further payments are taken. Your plan runs to the end of the month or year you have already paid for, and Actwidget is removed from your site after that. Payments already taken are not refunded, so a yearly plan is not refunded part-way through.
Can I see it working?
Yes. This website uses it: look for the round accessibility button in the corner of the page.
After you choose a plan
What happens next
Set up the Direct Debit
You enter your details on GoCardless’s secure page. It takes a couple of minutes.
We email you
Within one working day we ask for your website address and how you would like us to install Actwidget.
We install it
Actwidget goes live on your site and we send your accessibility statement.
Questions first? Call 01332 890222 or email support@printlogik.co.uk.