Accessibility

Ramon Claudio, LLC · Pourveyor

Last Updated: July 30, 2026

Pourveyor is built to work with the accessibility features already in iOS. Nothing below is a separate mode you have to turn on. If you use VoiceOver, larger text, or reduced motion, the app follows the settings you already have.

What the App Supports

• VoiceOver: screens are labelled throughout. Map pins carry the shop name, and each row in the hours table is combined into one element that reads as "Today, Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM" rather than as three separate fragments.
• Voice Control: controls carry spoken alternates, so "tap location" works as well as the label printed on screen.
• Larger Text: type scales through the system Dynamic Type sizes, all the way up the accessibility range. Scaling happens in SwiftUI rather than by multiplying a font size in JavaScript, so layouts reflow instead of clipping.
• Dark Interface: a full dark theme that follows the system, with light and dark also selectable in the app.
• Sufficient Contrast: colours are declared as dynamic pairs, so each one resolves separately in light and dark and in increased-contrast mode.
• Differentiate Without Colour Alone: a closed day says "Closed" in words, and today's row is set in a heavier weight as well as a different colour, so neither depends on seeing the colour.
• Reduced Motion: screen transitions drop to a short cross-fade when the system setting is on.

Controls Inside the App

Under Settings, then Preferences:

• Theme: system, light, or dark
• Reduced motion: follow the system setting, always reduce, or never reduce. The override is there for people whose preference differs between apps.
• Haptic feedback: on or off

Not Applicable

Pourveyor ships no audio or video, so captions and audio descriptions do not apply.

Reporting a Problem

If something in the app does not work with the assistive technology you use, tell us and we will fix it. Email team@ramonclaudio.com with the feature you were using and what happened. A report about accessibility gets answered before anything else in the queue.