How this product is set for your eyes. Both answers apply to every page, and both take effect as you answer them — there is nothing to save and nothing to reload.
A multiplier on the type and nothing else. Spacing and tap targets are already at the accessible minimum, and growing those as well is just the page zoomed, which your browser already does better.
It applies everywhere, including inside a question and inside the Highway Code. Nothing is left at the old size.
It is drawn at the step you have chosen, in the type this product actually uses.
At a mini roundabout you must pass round the central markings unless the vehicle is too long to do so. Signal left before you leave, and give way to anyone already on it.
If this is comfortable to read, the step is right. If you are leaning in, take the next one up — nothing in the product is capped or cropped because of it.
Dark is derived rather than inverted: the same layout, the same spacing and the same type, with a palette built for a dark ground.
Dark keeps the same layout, the same spacing and the same type. Only the colours change.
A right answer is green and a wrong one is red in both, at the same strength, because those two colours are the only ones in this product that carry a meaning on their own.
Choosing to match sets nothing at all: the page falls back to what this browser reports, so a device that switches to dark in the evening switches this with it.
An optional browser voice for question wording and answer choices. It stays silent until you press a Read aloud button, and stops when you leave or change question.
Uses this browser's speech feature. Turning it on never starts speech; each question still has its own Read aloud button. Some voices may use an online service controlled by your browser or operating system.
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