Accessibility: reduced motion, larger text and contrast
Returnolio follows the accessibility settings you have already set on your device, so reduced motion, larger text and your light or dark preference carry over without configuring anything here. What is supported, and where the few in-app settings live.
Last updated May 10, 2026
Returnolio respects your device's accessibility settings automatically. You don't need to configure anything inside the app. Set your preference once at the OS level and Returnolio adapts. Everything below applies across the whole interface.
What's automatically supported
- Reduce motion. When your device is set to reduce motion, all animations, transitions, and loading spinners in Returnolio slow down or stop entirely. This includes hover effects, dropdown slide-ins, and chart animations.
- Larger text. Returnolio's text scales with your OS font size preference. If you've set "Larger Text" in iOS or bumped the Android font size, every readable element grows proportionally (tables may scroll horizontally on small screens, which is normal).
- Dark / light mode. Returnolio follows your system theme by default; you can also override it in the theme picker (top-right of the app).
- Touch targets. Every interactive element has a minimum 44×44 px click area on mobile, even when the visible icon is smaller.
Where to find the settings
iOS / iPadOS
- Reduce motion: Settings > Accessibility > Motion > Reduce Motion
- Larger text: Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Larger Text
- Increase contrast: Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Increase Contrast
Android
- Reduce motion: Settings > Accessibility > Color and motion > Remove animations
- Font size: Settings > Display > Font size and style > Font size
macOS
- Reduce motion: System Settings > Accessibility > Display > Reduce motion
- Display text size: System Settings > Displays > set "Larger Text"
Windows
- Reduce motion: Settings > Accessibility > Visual effects > Animation effects (off)
- Text size: Settings > Accessibility > Text size
Coming next
We're working on a full WCAG AA audit over the coming months. WCAG is the standard checklist for web accessibility, and the audit covers keyboard navigation, screen-reader labels and focus indicators. If you find anything in Returnolio that doesn't respect your accessibility settings, or that's hard to use with assistive technology, please open a ticket from the Help & Support page in the app.
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