Adjust text and display settings
Most smartphones offer options to increase text size, enlarge parts of the screen, change contrast and reduce visual distractions. These features can make reading and navigating easier. Look under Display or Accessibility in your device settings.
Explore screen readers
A screen reader describes buttons, menus and other screen content aloud. It can help people who are blind or have difficulty seeing. Screen readers use gestures or keyboard commands, so learning the basic controls can take some practice.
Try captions and audio features
Captions can make spoken content easier to follow, including for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Some devices also offer speech-to-text, text-to-speech and sound notifications.
Improve navigation
Accessibility features may include larger touch controls, simplified interactions, magnification and alternative ways to control a device. The available features depend on the operating system, device and installed software.
Make changes gradually
Try one setting at a time so you can understand its effect. If a change makes the device harder to use, you can usually return to the previous setting. Consult the official device support information for instructions specific to your model.