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Accessibility
How Snap A Sticker (iOS 1.0, build 50) works with Apple accessibility features.
Snap A Sticker is built in SwiftUI with system text styles and standard controls so it follows Settings → Accessibility on your device. Free users can open Pro screens to look around; locked actions stay visible and announce that a subscription is required.
App Store features
| Feature | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| VoiceOver | Yes | Labels on camera, crop, remaining free IDs, paywall, trade actions, locks, and category chips. Locked Pro buttons say a subscription is required. |
| Voice Control | Yes | Standard buttons, links, and named controls. Speak the visible label or show names. |
| Larger Text / Dynamic Type | Yes | SwiftUI text styles scale with Settings → Display & Brightness → Text Size and Larger Text. |
| Bold Text | Yes | Follows the system Bold Text setting. |
| Dark Interface | Yes | Follows Light / Dark / Automatic. The app is not forced to light mode. |
| Differentiate Without Color Alone | Yes | Status uses icons and text (locks, checkmarks, remaining IDs), not color alone. |
| Sufficient Contrast | Yes | System semantic colors plus the royal-blue accent. This website also supports light and dark themes. |
| Reduced Motion | Yes | Respects Reduce Motion. System transitions are used instead of custom motion-heavy effects. |
| Captions | N/A | The app does not play video or audio programs that need captions. |
| Audio Descriptions | N/A | No narrative video content. |
Using the app with VoiceOver
- Snap — remaining free identifications are announced. Camera, gallery, and Adjust crop have labels and hints.
- Crop — “Adjust crop” explains that you drag and resize so only the sticker is identified. “Use whole picture” is labeled.
- Pro preview — locked banners stay on screen and open the subscription sheet. Actions such as Send announce that Pro is required.
- App Lock — Face ID / device passcode unlock is labeled.
- Offline — a banner announces when you are offline and viewing saved data.
This website
- Skip link to main content on legal pages
- Semantic headings and buttons
- Light and dark themes; follows
prefers-color-schemewhen you have not set a site theme - Visible focus on links and controls
- Text (not color alone) for unofficial / independent notices
Known limits
- Sticker artwork in the catalog is decorative; names and categories are the accessible labels.
- Camera framing still needs the sticker in view. Crop exists so you can isolate one sticker without a perfect first shot.
- Some collector slang in catalog titles is informal fan naming, not an official brand vocabulary.
Feedback
Accessibility problems or label gaps: email admin@snapcollectibles.com with the screen, the feature you use (VoiceOver, Larger Text, Voice Control, and so on), and what you expected.