Here's what Elderella supports today across iPhone, Android, and the web.
| Feature | Mobile | Web | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen reader | Supported | Supported | Screens, lists, forms, and actions are labeled for screen-reader use — VoiceOver on iOS and TalkBack on Android, and NVDA, JAWS, or VoiceOver in the browser through semantic HTML and ARIA. |
| Keyboard & voice navigation | Supported | Supported | On iOS, controls have spoken names for Voice Control — say "tap" followed by a control name. In the browser, every control is reachable and operable by keyboard with a visible focus outline. |
| Larger Text | Supported | Partial | On mobile, text scales with iOS Dynamic Type and Android font scaling, capped per element to keep layouts intact. In the browser, page zoom works throughout; some text does not yet resize with the browser's default-font-size setting. |
| Differentiate Without Color Alone | Supported | Supported | Status, priority, and role indicators pair color with icons or text labels on every surface. |
| Sufficient Contrast | Supported | Supported | All text meets WCAG AA contrast on its background; web and mobile share the same color palette. |
| Reduced Motion | Supported | Not yet | Looping and decorative animations are suppressed when iOS Reduce Motion or Android Remove Animations is on. The browser version does not yet honor the reduced-motion setting. |
| Dark Interface | Not supported | Not supported | Elderella currently uses a light interface on every surface. |
| Captions | Not applicable | Not applicable | Elderella doesn't play video content. |
| Audio Descriptions | Not applicable | Not applicable | Elderella doesn't play video content. |
For more on platform accessibility, see Apple's Accessibility resources and Android's Accessibility resources.
If you run into an accessibility issue in Elderella, please email us so we can look into it.
For anything else, our support page has more ways to get help.
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