Practuoso Accessibility

Updated: September 7, 2026

Practuoso aims to make music-practice planning and training usable by people with a broad range of abilities. The current iOS app uses native SwiftUI controls and accessibility semantics where practical, supports Dynamic Type and system appearance, gives important icons accessible names, and keeps primary touch targets at least approximately 44 points. Motion used for feedback is restrained and responds to Reduce Motion. Information and actions are not intended to depend on color alone.

Practice audio and haptics are supplemental feedback; visible text and state are provided for core actions. The app does not use microphone-based grading in current v1.

Accessibility varies by feature, device, iOS version, settings, and assistive technology. This statement is not a claim of complete conformity with every accessibility standard. If you encounter a barrier, email practuoso.support@gmail.com with the screen, task, device, iOS version, assistive technology, and app version. Do not include passwords or unnecessary personal information.