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src/pages/features/adjust-letters-and-words.md

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 **Anyone who prefers control**: 
 Whether you find certain fonts or layouts difficult to read, you can tweak the text to match your style.
 
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 ## Real-Life Examples
 

src/pages/features/alt-tool-tip-highlighter.md

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 url: features/alt-tool-tip-highlighter/
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-## Tell Me About This Feature
 
-Alt tags provide a brief description of the content of an image or a link. When users hover over an
-image or link, the alt tag appears as a tooltip, giving extra information about the content.
+## What Is This Feature?
 
-This is especially helpful for users who are visually impaired and use screen readers to navigate
-websites. They rely on alt tags to understand the content of images and links, as they cannot see
-the images themselves.
+Alt tags provide short descriptions of images or links, offering extra context to users. When you hover over an image or link, the alt tag shows up as a tooltip, giving you quick details about what you’re looking at.
 
-Additionally, alt tags can improve the accessibility and usability of a website for all users by
-giving more context and information about the content they interact with.
+This is especially helpful for people who use screen readers or have visual impairments, as it gives them a way to understand images and links they can’t see. But it’s not just about accessibility—alt tags make websites easier to use for everyone by adding helpful context.
 
-## Benefits
 
-Seeing image titles and link alt tags can improve the user experience in several ways:
 
-### Image Titles
+---
+
+
+
+## Benefits of This Feature
+
+Showing alt tags on hover makes browsing smoother and more accessible for everyone. Here’s why it’s useful:
 
-Image titles can give extra information about an image, such as its source, copyright details, or a
-caption.
+**Extra Context**: Alt tags for images and links let you see what they’re about at a glance, like where a link goes or what’s in a picture.
+
+**Accessibility**: For people with visual impairments, alt tags provide critical information through screen readers or tooltips, making websites easier to navigate.
+
+**Better Usability**: Even for everyday users, having quick access to extra details makes interacting with websites simpler and more intuitive.
+
+---
 
-### Link Alt Tags
+## Who Is It For?
+
+
+This feature is perfect for:
+
+**Visually Impaired Users**: It helps provide key information about images and links they might otherwise miss.
+
+**Everyday Browsers**: Whether you’re shopping, studying, or exploring, seeing alt tags gives you quick, useful details.
+
+**Anyone Curious**: If you like to know more about what’s behind a link or the purpose of an image, this feature is for you.
+
+
+---
 
-Link alt tags can provide more context about the link's destination, helping users decide whether to
-click on it.
+## Real-Life Examples
 
-### Cognitive or Visual Impairments
 
-Being able to see image titles and link alt tags on hover can help users with cognitive or visual
-impairments to better understand and navigate the website. It gives users a clearer idea of what to
-expect when they click on a link or image, improving overall usability.
+Here are some practical ways this feature can make a difference:
 
-## Features
+**Shopping Online**: Hover over product images to quickly see details like size or material before clicking.
 
-- Show alt tags on images when you hover over them.
-- Show title tags on links when you hover over them.
+**Reading Articles**: Get a better understanding of images or links in an article without leaving the page.
 
-## Is This a Free Helperbird Feature?
+**Studying**: While reviewing educational materials, see extra context about diagrams or external links with a simple hover.
 
-Yes! This feature is available to all Helperbird users, whether they have a paid subscription or
-not.
+**Navigating Websites**: Users with visual impairments can rely on alt tags to understand what’s behind images or links, making browsing much easier.