What Link Assistive changed

• Added a new "Accessibility Menu" to the top of the site.
• Added a comprehensive cookie consent banner with options to "Accept All," "Reject All," or "Customise" preferences.
• Reorganized the navigation menu structure for "Our Services" and "Support" into clearer sub-groups.
• Updated several internal links and descriptions within the dropdown menus for better readability.

The website now includes a dedicated accessibility menu and a detailed cookie consent manager. This shows a stronger focus on digital compliance and user inclusivity following their recent brand transition.

• Removed the "Product FAQ" link from the primary Support navigation menu.
• Removed the "Accessibility Menu" text fragment from the top of the page.

The removal of a specific product FAQ link from the main support menu may indicate a consolidation of help resources following the brand's transition from Link Assistive to Tobii Dynavox.

• Added TD I-110 and TD Navio as sub-options under Touch Devices.
• Added PCEye as a sub-option under Eye Gaze Devices.
• Moved TD Snap for Schools and Boardmaker links to sit under the Software category.
• Added a new Accessibility Menu to the top of the page.

The competitor is reorganizing their product catalog to highlight specific Tobii Dynavox hardware. This makes it easier for users to find high-end eye gaze and touch devices directly from the main menu.