accessibility

colour and visual comfort: finding what works for you

28 April 2026 · 4 min read

Some readers find bright white pages uncomfortable or say that text is easier to follow against a different colour. Others notice no difference. There is no single “dyslexia colour”, so the useful approach is to offer a choice without making promises.

try, compare, keep what helps

Wobble lets a reader change background colour, contrast, type size, line spacing and the focus line. These settings follow the account so the reading experience stays familiar on another device.

one part of a wider support system

Colour can improve comfort for some people, but it does not replace reading instruction or professional advice. Wobble combines visual choices with narration, word support and practice so readers can find a useful mix.