Mobile accessibility and personalization

Blind Sight can hide the visible interface while preserving the structure needed for screen reader workflows, giving users more privacy in public or shared spaces.

• The mobile mailbox exposes a direct Blind Sight toggle.
• Theme building treats Blind Sight as a first-class state rather than a visual afterthought.
• The setting mirrors the desktop privacy model in a phone-sized experience.

The login flow and major state changes use spoken announcements so transitions are not only visual.

• Welcome, provider selection, provider login, and BlindBox account login steps are announced.
• Progress indicators expose step labels such as provider choice and login.
• Status feedback communicates successful actions, warnings, and failures.

Mobile supports a broad set of reading controls for users who rely on low vision, magnification, or mixed auditory and visual workflows.

• Increase font size and use a more readable font stack.
• Add text spacing and choose a comfortable reading width.
• Prefer plain-text message bodies when HTML is visually or semantically noisy.

The mobile theme system supports light, dark, and high-contrast variants, with additional controls for borders, transparency, and custom color palettes.

• Edit colors per theme instead of accepting one fixed palette.
• Use larger controls and stronger borders for clearer touch targets and boundaries.
• Reduce transparency when solid surfaces are easier to parse.

The app lets users decide how much feedback should come through animation, speech, and haptics.

• Reduced motion can calm transitions and drawer movement.
• Auto-read and read-aloud speed settings help messages start speaking at a comfortable pace.
• Tactile feedback can reinforce actions without depending on vision.

The mobile drawer can be shaped around the folders users actually want, which keeps repeated navigation shorter.

• Show or hide optional folders while keeping Inbox as the dependable anchor.
• Reorder optional folder rows to match the user’s daily routine.
• Use All Inboxes when the most important task is triage across accounts.