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# Accessibility For Takt Visualiser

We are glad to announce an important update to our VisiLean construction management tool—the introduction of a new Accessibility Mode for the Takt Visualiser. With just a flick of a toggle, users can now enhance the contrast of frame lines, text, and other key elements, making everything more visible and easier to manage.

This feature has been designed with every user in mind, reinforcing our commitment to creating an inclusive and accessible workspace. Whether you’re in the office or on-site, the new contrast settings ensure that our interface is adaptable to a wide range of visual preferences and requirements.

Accessibility is more than a feature; it's a necessity. That’s why we’ve integrated this functionality directly into the Takt Visualiser itself, allowing for seamless transitions between modes based on your needs.

Join us in embracing a more accessible future, ensuring that our tools are as inclusive as the teams that use them. Update your VisiLean tool today and experience a clearer, more user-friendly interface designed to empower every user.

{% hint style="info" %}
**User-Specific Settings:** The Accessibility Mode settings are user-specific. Ensure to personalise your contrast settings to suit your visual preferences directly from your profile.

**Easy Activation:** Accessibility Mode can be quickly enabled by clicking on the three vertical dots in the Takt Visualiser and selecting the 'Accessibility Mode' option.

**Visibility Enhancement:** Enabling Accessibility Mode increases the contrast and sharpness of lines and icons, making it easier to distinguish different elements within the Takt Visualiser.
{% endhint %}


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