IPhone Accessibility
Features
iOS 11.2.2
Iphone 7
Nicholas Cook TLED 430
Go to settings,
scroll and select
general
Scroll and select acessibility
Color Filter and Inverse Colors
Color Filter and inverse colors
are designed for visual aid.
To make colors and visuals
less strenuous on eyes.
Go to display
accommodations from
access. screen
Color filter and inverse cont.
To turn inverse on, click invert colors, turn it
on. Screen will show negative og original
colors
To select a color filter, select color filters
Color Filters
First, turn color filters on, then select the filter
that would most aide your vision or
colorblindness. Grayscale included. To turn
off, simply click off color filters
Audio Balance
To change audio balance in
settings, go back to the acessibility
screen as seen before, and scroll
down a while until the L ------- R bar
like so is seen. This will adjust the
sound coming out of wither the
Left or Right speaker or headphone
more to help with hearing
preference. Simply drag the circle
in the middle left or right.
On/off labels
Under accessibility tab as
seen before, scroll down
until “On/Off” Labels. Turn
on to have letter on buttons
to signify whether
something is on or off. This
tool helps with color
blindness in people who
can’t see green. I means on.
O means off
Magnifier
On accessibility screen/options,
select “magnifier”, then turn it on.
Magnifier will let you tap your home
button 3 times to bring out your
camera that works as a magnifier.
Tap once to leave the magnifier.
Magnifier Cont.
Use the plus/minus yedot drag tool to zoom in and
out. Click the 3 grey circles in the bottom right
corner to change to grayscale or other filters. Click
home button once to exit mag glass.
Larger/Smaller Text
The text size changer serves as
an option to help with vision
preferences, large or small. From
accessibility screen, scroll until
you see “Larger Text”. Click it.
Turn it on by hitting the button.
Adjust font size on apps and
texts alikke by dragging button at
bottom to desired text size.