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Accessibility: visual options for Apple devices

How to set up your device to use the accessibility features in the game.

Visual options:

Magnification
Brightness
Interface contrast
Color blind mode
Color blind strength

Zoom/Magnification

Zoom is a screen magnifier that lets you enlarge the content you see on your device. This will help you to read small text or see the pieces on the board more clearly.

Take into consideration that this option will work on your device for every situation, not just for the game.

Apple iOS:

Subtitles:

- Hard to see the candies?
- Go to Settings
- Select Accessibility
- Select Zoom
- Turn on Zoom
- Double-Tap with 3 fingers to zoom out
- Double-Tap with 3 fingers to zoom in
- Move around by dragging 3 fingers
- Double-Tap with 3 fingers to zoom out

Settings on an Apple device. A list of settings, one of them being Accessibility. The icon next to the word is a human inside a blue circle. The second screenshot is what you see when you open that accessibility setting. There's a list of settings you can turn on and off, including Zoom, Follow Focus and Smart Typing

To turn on Zoom:

Tap on Settings
Tap on Accessibility
Tap on Zoom

Zoom magnifies the entire screen. Use gestures to enable it:

Double-tap three fingers on the screen to zoom
Drag three fingers to move round the screen
Double-tap three fingers and drag to change zoom

Adjust Colors for Color-Blindness - Inverting colors and Filters settings

Color Filters can help you differentiate between colors, and are especially useful for players with color blindness or other vision challenges. These filters can change the look of games, videos and photos. You can easily enable and disable Color Filters by following these steps:.

Apple iOS:

Subtitles:

- Can't tell the fish apart?
- Go to Settings
- Select Accessibility
- Select Display & Text Size
- Select Color Filters
- Turn on Color Filters
- Choose your preference and intensity

Color Filters. The first screenshot shows the feature disabled. You can see an image of colorful pencils. Underneath, the setting called Color Filters and a toggle to turn it on and off. The second screenshot shows that the feature has been turned on, and you can see different options (grayscale, red/green filter, green/red filter, blue/yellow filter and color tint
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To enable Color Filters:

Tap on Settings
Tap of Accessibilities
Tap on Display & Text Size
Tap on Color Filters
Turn on Color Filters
Choose your preference

Resources:

Apple guide on Accessibility features