By DeafBuild
A sign language dictionary and learning web template adaptable to different sign language systems. Suitable for educational platforms, government organizations, and NGOs. It improves accessibility and makes digital learning easier for deaf users.
A web template focused on sign language dictionaries and digital learning, built for international use across multiple sign language systems. Designed to improve online accessibility for deaf users, it is well-suited for educational platforms, government bodies, and non-profit organizations.
Developed entirely from the ground up, the template supports and accommodates over 150 sign language systems (including ASL, BSL, TID, and more). Because every country operates with its own unique sign language structure, the template can be thoroughly adapted to meet local requirements.
Created by a deaf developer, this project is driven by a commitment to opening up accessibility within the digital space.
The template is built around three core principles — accessibility, education, and user experience — with the goal of enhancing inclusive digital learning for deaf users around the world.
All content is presented through a modal display (supporting both vertical and horizontal video formats).
Selected words are tagged as “Learned” and marked with a strikethrough ✅
Progress data resets automatically after 24 hours (with the option to customize this interval).
A smart search bar, dropdown menu, and alphabetical sorting allow users to find content quickly and efficiently.
Since hand shapes and finger-spelling alphabets differ by country, all icons are provided in SVG (vector) format for easy editing and customization.
Live gradient colors are incorporated throughout to create a visually engaging and appealing layout.
