I am thinking of creating a version of a website that is at the same time optimised for the blind (high accessibility) and also for mobile devices.  I am thinking of a name for it.  Do you think "lite version" is a good choice?

At first, I think "lite" is quite good, but I found from the Oxford Advanced Learner that the word "lite" is disapproving:

2(used after a noun) (disapproving) used to say that a thing is similar to sth else but lacks many of its serious or important qualities:
I would describe this movie as ‘Hitchcock lite’.

Do you really feel that "lite" used in this sense is disapproving?

The version I am talking about is simpler in style with optional graphics (click on demand), but it contains all the contents in the full version.  It would also be able to fit into smaller screens without horizontal scrolling on mobile phones.  I worried that 'custom' could mean anything and might not be able to tell the users whom it is customised for.

Another option I am thinking of is 'plain version'.  What do you think?

Sorry that I might have unintentionally worded my last posting in a not so positive way.  I am not a native speaker and I might have said something inappropriately without realizing it. I hope you don't mind.  You are always a great help to me.