export type A11yTexts = {
    bigCursor?: string;
    close?: string;
    contrast?: string;
    contrastHigh?: string;
    contrastInverted?: string;
    grayscale?: string;
    lineHeight?: string;
    open?: string;
    readableFont?: string;
    reduceMotion?: string;
    reset?: string;
    textSize?: string;
    title?: string;
    underlineLinks?: string;
};
export type A11yClassNames = {
    active?: string;
    button?: string;
    closeButton?: string;
    control?: string;
    label?: string;
    panel?: string;
    resetButton?: string;
    row?: string;
};
/**
 * Accessibility toolbar: a floating button that opens a panel of options (text
 * size, line height, contrast, grayscale, underline links, readable font, reduce
 * motion, big cursor). Choices persist in a cookie and apply as data-attributes
 * on <html> (the project's CSS styles them).
 *
 * Unstyled by default — pass classNames to match the project's design (like
 * CookieBanner). Wrap the app in <AccessibilityProvider> first.
 *
 *   <AccessibilityWidget classNames={{ button: 'a11y-btn', panel: 'a11y-panel' }} />
 */
export declare function AccessibilityWidget({ classNames, texts, }: {
    classNames?: A11yClassNames;
    texts?: A11yTexts;
}): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;