Accessibility

Overtake, published by Marc Ernoult, builds on iOS accessibility settings. This page lists what the iPhone app supports today, and what we have not evaluated yet.

Supported features

VoiceOver

Buttons, tabs, fields and cards carry a label and a role that VoiceOver reads. Less obvious actions have a hint, and important state changes (answer result, error, confirmation) are announced aloud.

Text size

Text follows the size you set in Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size. On a few space-constrained elements (tab bar, badges), scaling is capped so the layout does not break.

Reduce Motion

When Reduce Motion is on, decorative transitions and animations are removed or simplified. In the quiz, the timer bar advances in one-second steps instead of sliding continuously.

Reduce Transparency

When Reduce Transparency is on, glass and blur effects give way to solid backgrounds to keep text readable.

Dark and light mode

The app follows the iPhone appearance, light or dark.

No information conveyed by colour alone

Important states (a right or wrong quiz answer, the driver picked in a prediction, a missed target in Batak, points trends) come with an icon, a text label or a number in addition to colour.

Not evaluated yet

We have not yet systematically tested Voice Control, Switch Control or Increase Contrast. We therefore do not claim support for these.

A problem or a suggestion?

If a screen is hard to use, email contact@overtake-companion.app with the subject “Overtake accessibility”, naming the screen and the setting you use. We answer these messages first.