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 # Overlays
 
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-**TODO:**
-Starter content. This content still needs to be written.
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-- what is an overlay
-- to consider: WP plugins for overlays and their claim (maybe not) .
-- the difference between an overlay and a toolbar.
-- link to [overlayfactsheet.com](https://overlayfactsheet.com/en/)
-- include video [Overlays Underwhelm](https://www.youtube.com/live/RDkqJaBwgKU?si=4K5oAYp0ttz7jmNj) by Adrian Roselli.
-- include video [Overlays Underwhelm](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyRxd072JrA) by Léoni Watson.
-- add more resources from within the WP community.
+## What are Accessibility Overlays?
+
+Accessibility overlays are third-party plugins or scripts added to a website to improve accessibility.  
+They are often promoted as a quick way to meet legal requirements.  
+
+Most overlays work by adding JavaScript to a page.  
+They usually appear as a small icon on the screen.  
+When opened, the icon shows options like text resizing, color contrast changes, or other display settings.  
+
+## The Difference Between Overlays and Toolbars
+
+Overlays and toolbars may look similar, but they work in different ways.  
+
+**Overlays** try to fix accessibility issues automatically as a site loads.  
+They cannot repair problems in the original HTML, ARIA, or CSS.  
+In many cases, overlays add new barriers and give a false sense of compliance.  
+
+**Toolbars** do not change the website itself.  
+They allow people to adjust their own experience, such as changing font size or contrast.  
+Toolbars are most useful on sites that are already accessible, because they build on good practice rather than replacing it.  
+
+## Additional Resources
+
+### The Overlay Fact Sheet
+[Overlay Fact Sheet](https://overlayfactsheet.com/) – A multilingual report about the risks of using overlays.  
+
+### Videos from Accessibility Experts
+
+**[Overlays Underwhelm](https://www.youtube.com/live/RDkqJaBwgKU)** by Adrian Roselli  
+
+<video data-able-player data-youtube-nocookie="true" data-youtube-id="RDkqJaBwgKU" data-heading-level="0"></video>
+
+**[There is no spoon](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyRxd072JrA)** by Léonie Watson  
+
+<video data-able-player data-youtube-nocookie="true" data-youtube-id="fyRxd072JrA" data-heading-level="0"></video>
+
+### Resources from the WordPress Community
+
+[Accessibility Overlays – All Sizzle, No Steak](https://equalizedigital.com/accessibility-overlays-all-sizzle-no-steak-karl-groves/) by Equalize Digital and Karl Groves  
+
+[Overlays Underwhelm at WordPress Accessibility Day](https://adrianroselli.com/2022/11/overlays-underwhelm-at-wordpress-a11y-day.html) by Adrian Roselli  
+
+[WordPress Accessibility Team Blog](https://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/)  
+
+
+
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+Note that while many plugins in the WordPress plugin repository are overlays or widgets, none of those are listed here. The WordPress Accessibility team does not recommend the usage of [accessibility overlays](https://overlayfactsheet.com/).