You can use your phones accessibility settings with Classlist (and other apps). Some of the ways this can be done are detailed below.
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1. IOS > Go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Display Zoom and choose 'Larger Text'On iOS devices
1. Go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Display Zoom and choose 'Larger Text'
2. Go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Text Size
This will allow you to view your notifications in a larger size.
3. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Zoom
Before enabling zoom for the first time you may like to check the settings especially:
- Follow Focus - zooms to content you have tapped on.
- Smart Typing - changes full screen zoom to window zoom if a keyboard appears
- Zoom Controller - on/off to navigate around the page
- Zoom Region - Full Screen or Window
- Maximum zoom level - 1.2x to 15.0x
- double-tap three fingers on the screen anytime you want to turn zoom on/off
- drag three fingers together to move around the screen (or use the zoom controller)
- double-tap three fingers and drag to change the zoom level
- or triple-tap to open the zoom controller. You can choose whether to show the zoom control on your screen all the time ('Show Controller').
On Android devices
Magnification gestures is a service for Android which allows users to zoom in and pan the whole screen to get a closer look at screen content. Users can triple-tap the screen to enter full-screen magnification and still interact with their device while zoomed in.
You can setup your Android phone or tablet for magnification gestures, to make using the magnification feature easier. First, activate the Accessibility features on your android device.
4. Go to System > Settings > Accessibility > Magnification gestures
Use Magnification Gestures to zoom in and out of the screen
- Triple-tap the screen to zoom in and out. However, the triple-tap does not work well on the keyboard or on the navigation bar.
- Drag two or more fingers across the screen while zoomed in to pan across the screen.
- Adjust the zoom level by pinching two fingers together or moving them.
These instructions apply to the standard version of Android. They also apply to other devices, but please be aware that there may be minor differences. This is due to the customisation some companies apply to their mobile devices instead of the stock Android theme.
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