MakeAble Accessibility

MakeAble is designed to support different ways of learning, interacting, and communicating. You should never have to fight the app to solve a problem — and you never have to explain why something is easier for you.

Accessibility preferences are optional, saved in your profile, and change how MakeAble actually behaves.

• Voice input — speak instead of typing anywhere you would write a description or a change.
• Read aloud — have any explanation read to you with your device's speech.
• Adjustable text size — from normal to extra large, plus a custom scale.
• Strong contrast — a high-contrast mode for easier reading.
• Keyboard navigation — every control can be reached and used with a keyboard, with always-visible focus indicators.
• Screen-reader support — controls and images are labeled for assistive technology.
• Reduced motion — animations can be turned off entirely.
• Large touch targets — buttons and fields can be made bigger for easier tapping.
• Clear language — plain words, short sentences, and honest explanations instead of technical jargon.
• Contextual mini-guides — short, optional walkthroughs appear where you need them, and never block what you're doing.

You can set these in your profile\'s accessibility preferences, any time.

• Prefer one step at a time? MakeAble asks for one size detail at a time.
• Prefer fewer choices? You can ask for a simpler view.
• Prefer simple explanations? Technical detail is translated into plain language — for example, "strength" instead of percentages.

MakeAble describes features and preferences — never people. You will not be labeled or categorized here.

If any part of MakeAble is hard for you to use, tell us through the Contact & Support page. Accessibility feedback goes straight to the people who build MakeAble.