About

Built by Brock Nelson, a TVI (teacher of the visually impaired) teaching in Folsom Cordova Unified and a student in SFSU's TVI program. The site exists because making any single worksheet accessible takes 30+ minutes by hand, and most teachers don't have that time.

What "good" large print means

• Big enough text that the student can read it at their acuity floor (usually 28–48 pt).
• Every graph, grid, table, and figure preserved at a usable size — not replaced by a one-line description.
• Problems never split across pages. Equation, prompt, and work space live together.
• Work-line tiers matched to problem complexity so the student has room to actually answer.
• Page-1-only title block, footer with truncated title and page numbers, no top-of-page running header eating real estate.

This is implemented as a deterministic Python pipeline driven by a layout skill that catches the failure modes nobody thinks to look for — non-breaking spaces inside equations, table-row split prevention, work lines that reserve actual height, and 15 binary post-emit XML checks.

What this isn't

This is large print. It is not a substitute for braille or audio for students with total blindness — those students need a different accommodation pipeline, not a bigger version of the print page.

Source

The skill, the rendering helpers, and the verifier will be published openly — they aren't up yet, and this page will link them when they are. Reach me at brock.nelson00@gmail.com if you're a TVI who wants to contribute or test.