Accessibility

MySched follows your device's accessibility settings. Important information does not rely on color alone.

Larger text

MySched supports your device's text size, including accessibility sizes.

On iPhone or iPad:

1. Open Settings ▸ Accessibility ▸ Display & Text Size ▸ Larger Text.
2. Turn on Larger Accessibility Sizes if you need them.
3. Move the slider, then return to MySched.

Rows may become taller or show less extra detail, but the class name, time, and main action remain available.

VoiceOver

On iPhone or iPad, turn on VoiceOver in Settings ▸ Accessibility ▸ VoiceOver. Swipe to move through controls, then double-tap to use one.

Buttons, tabs, schedule rows, import results, and status messages have spoken labels. On the schedule review screen, listen to the full class details before saving.

If a control is unclear, include the screen name and what VoiceOver said in a support message.

Reduced motion

MySched follows Reduce Motion. Large transitions and repeating decorative animation are reduced or removed. The same status remains available through text, symbols, or shape.

On iPhone or iPad, open Settings ▸ Accessibility ▸ Motion, then turn on Reduce Motion.

Color and contrast

• Light and dark themes use colors that adapt to the interface.
• Course colors are optional. The course code and title carry the meaning.
• Important states also use text, icons, or shapes.
• Change the theme and accent in More ▸ Settings.

Touch and keyboard use

Interactive controls use platform-sized touch targets where possible. On iPad, standard controls also work with a connected keyboard and pointer.

Accessibility support

Tell us about an accessibility problem through Contact Support. Include the screen, device, system version, and setting you were using. Leave out private schedule details unless they are needed to explain the problem.

Next steps

• Permissions: what MySched asks your device to access.
• Compatibility: supported devices and feature requirements.
• Troubleshooting: common fixes.