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In accessibility, you can set the size of the font thruout the entire OS. On iOS that is. But then, if your mom was using iOS I don't thin you would have a pr
by MCRed 11y ago
In accessibility, you can set the size of the font thruout the entire OS. On iOS that is. But then, if your mom was using iOS I don't thin you would have a problem with contrast (I can't think of a single situation Apple's presented me with that was low contrast in the past 20 years.)
- microcolonel 11y agoGood old red text on aero glass, the pinnacle of legibility.
- bjelkeman-again 11y agoOS X Finder favourites used to be coloured. Now the are grey on a blue background. Low contrast for me and an very dubious design choice. Before I didn't have to look at the shape of the icon, the colour was enough clue as to which icon was what. Now they removed that and made it low contrast.
- gcr 11y agoYesterday, Facebook announced (via an in-app notification) that their native finally respects font size changes. This was yesterday. It took this many years for a large app developer to take accessibility seriously. The developers of the other apps on my phone either don't bother respecting my font settings (and thus setting everything in that standard terrible 9pt(?) type), or forgetting to take extra measures so the larger text gets ellipsized when shown on screen.
- kalleboo 11y agoWindows has supported users changing the font size since 3.1 with the default API having full support for right-sizing your UI, and software has NEVER properly supported it