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This is not possible to do while also having a UI that is pleasant to use and looks good. Nor will it get you a UI that is easy to use for disabled people.

What you get is a UI that is average-bad for everyone.



> What you get is a UI that is average-bad for everyone.

I.e., every Linux UI ever. I say that as someone who has used Linux exclusively for ~10 years, for all of the time that I have had my own computer.


That’s not a bad description of how VoiceOver works. Apps export a description of their UI called the accessibility hierarchy.

There are a few UI editing features like high contrast and dynamic type, but not many because of how hard it is to keep the UI usable and allow those changes.




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