These controls apply to your user account only. They don't change the experience for other users in your organization.
Accessibility refers to designing products so that they can be used by everyone, including people with disabilities. For software, this means a user can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the product regardless of how they read the screen or operate their device.
Accessibility controls help in two ways:
The Accessibility panel groups the controls under two categories, Vision and Mobility. Every change you make applies immediately, so you can keep the panel open while you check the result.
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Links are distinguished from regular text by color. If you have difficulty telling colors apart, you can underline every link so it stands out from the text around it.
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You can set the size of the text across DataPrep without changing your browser's zoom level. Three sizes are available: Small, Default, and Large.
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Along with font size, you can adjust the spacing between lines of text. Wider spacing makes text easier to read if letters and lines run together for you. Four presets are available: Narrow, Default, Moderate, and Wide, ordered from the tightest spacing on the left to the widest on the right.
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DataPrep works with your browser's zoom. The layout stays usable between 25% and 125% zoom, so you can enlarge the interface without parts of the page breaking or disappearing.
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Turn on Color contrast to apply a consistent, higher contrast color scheme across DataPrep. This makes text and interface elements easier to distinguish from their background, which helps in bright light and if you have low vision.
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DataPrep uses color to show whether a toggle switch is on or off. If you can't rely on color to tell the difference, turn on Switch labels to display the state as a label on the switch itself.
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A larger cursor is easier to locate and track on screen, which helps if you have low vision or find precise pointing difficult. Three sizes are available: Default, Medium, and Large.
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Keyboard shortcuts let you run frequent actions without reaching for the mouse. To view the full list, click your profile icon, then click Keyboard shortcuts under User control.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Publish changes | Cmd or Ctrl + S |
| Undo last action | Cmd or Ctrl + Z |
| Redo last undone action | Cmd or Ctrl + Shift + Z |
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Undo rule | Cmd or Ctrl + Z |
| Redo rule | Cmd or Ctrl + Shift + Z |
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Close dialog | Esc |
The Appearance setting is separate from the accessibility controls, but it affects readability in the same way. You can choose from three themes:
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