We all have preferences when it comes to browsers or programmes.The range of devices is huge. Computers and devices have accessibility features, but they differ. It is important to explore the options in your own devices, where and how to improve your reading experience. You can often find built-in accessibility features under settings, then ease of access, accessibility features, or accessibility. Check how to:
Datero's website has instructions with photos for different devices.
If a web page is written with a language you don’t know, you can use your browser’s translation tool. Instructions can be found on the websites of different browsers. Note that the tool in your browser might send information to third parties. Don’t login to browsers or their translation tool unless it’s ok for you to share information about you outside Europe.
Some of the databases acquired by the library have their own translation tool. Those databases are marked with a globe symbol 
on A-Z Databases list.
This page is based on Adjust view page in Accessibility guide, which is produced by Laurea, Hamk, Lapland UAS, Turku UAS, Xamk and University of Oulu. The original guide is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.