Difficulty Recognizing Icons or Symbols

Users may struggle to interpret abstract icons. Clearer labels, bold text and simplified mode improve understanding.

This difficulty may occur in connection with:

NVLD – Nonverbal learning differences including trouble understanding spatial layout, icons, or visual grouping.
Dyscalculia – Difficulty interpreting numbers, visual patterns, symbols or structured visual content.
Dyslexia – Reading-related difficulties such as slow reading, low letter contrast tolerance, or text processing strain.
Age-related Cognitive Changes – Slower processing, reduced working memory, and difficulty with complex navigation.

Increases the size of the cursor to make it easier to see and follow.

Applies color filters to improve color differentiation or support users with color vision difficulties.

Enables a high-contrast color scheme to improve visibility, where supported by the operating system.

Enhances visual contrast so interface elements become easier to distinguish.

Minimizes blur and transparency effects to make interface elements clearer and easier to see.

Enlarges portions of the screen to make small content easier to see.

Reduces visual complexity by removing unnecessary elements and presenting information in a clearer, more focused layout.