Candidate

Made for everyone to do their best.

Larger text and higher contrast. Small options, right inside the test, that help every candidate show what they know.

Accessibility
Text size
High contrast
Question 3

Which reading is within the safe range for this process?

A reading of 72
Fair for everyone

Small options, a big difference.

Text that is easy to read

Candidates can bump the text size up, so nobody squints their way through a question.

Higher contrast

A high contrast mode makes every word stand out clearly, which helps in bright rooms and for low vision.

Set by the candidate

The controls sit inside the test, so nobody has to ask for them or wait for someone to switch them on.

Good to know

Accessibility, answered.

The candidate. The controls sit right in the test, so they set text size and contrast for themselves.

No. It changes how the test looks for that candidate. The questions, the timer and the score stay the same.

The options follow common accessibility guidance, with readable text and strong contrast.

No. It runs in Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser on a laptop or desktop.

Give every candidate a fair shot.

Readable text and strong contrast, built into the test with nothing to set up.

  • Free plan, 50 credits a month
  • No install, runs in the browser
  • Screen capture on every plan
  • MCQs scored the moment they submit