Accessibility

Cakeday is designed with accessibility in mind. We follow the Apple Human Interface Guidelines and use native iOS accessibility frameworks throughout the app.

VoiceOver

Cakeday supports VoiceOver. Interactive elements such as navigation, pickers, lists, and buttons use semantic labels to provide clear auditory feedback, and the app is designed to work with standard VoiceOver gestures.

Voice Control

Buttons, input fields, and toggles are exposed through the iOS accessibility tree, enabling hands-free navigation through spoken commands.

Dynamic Type

Cakeday supports Dynamic Type. Adjusting text size in Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size scales app text while preserving layout integrity.

Dark Mode

Cakeday supports iOS Dark Mode. Interface elements, colors, and group indicators adapt automatically to reduce eye strain in low-light environments.

Reduce Motion

When “Reduce Motion” is enabled in iOS Settings, Cakeday disables celebratory animations, continuous spinning indicators, and spring-based transitions.

Contrast and Visual Distinctions

Cakeday follows WCAG color contrast guidelines. Color is not intended to be the sole way to convey information; group classifications and status indicators include icons or text labels alongside color.

Trademark Acknowledgment

Apple, iOS, and VoiceOver are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Accessibility Feedback

If you encounter any accessibility issues, please let us know at cakeday@wbx1.com.