1. Ease of Access Center:
   • To access accessibility settings, press Start + U.
   • Here are some key features you can explore:
     • Screen Magnifier: Enlarge content on your screen for better visibility.
     • Screen Narration: Enable narration to read out text and interface elements.
     • On-Screen Keyboard: Use an on-screen keyboard if you have difficulty using a physical keyboard.
     • High Contrast: Adjust display settings for easier reading.
2. Optimizing Your Computer for Ease of Display:
   • Windows provides various settings to enhance display readability.
   • You can adjust font sizes, colour schemes, and contrast levels.
   • Explore these options in the Ease of Access Center.
3. Using Windows Without a Keyboard or Mouse:
   • If you prefer alternative input methods, Windows offers solutions.
   • Try voice commands, touch gestures, or eye-tracking technology.
   • Visit the Ease of Access Center to explore these features.
4. Text or Visual Alternatives for Sounds:
   • Some users may need alternatives to auditory cues.
   • Windows allows you to replace sounds with visual notifications.
   • Customize these settings in the Ease of Access Center.

Here are the key features you will find in the Accessibility Settings:

• Vision
• Hearing
• Mobility

For more help with accessibility on your Windows computer, visit the Microsoft website for Windows.

1. Revealing the Accessibility Options Window:
   • Use the following keyboard shortcuts:
     • Built-in Keyboard (Mac notebook): Press Function-Command-Option-F5 (Fn-⌘-⌥-F5).
     • External Keyboard: Press Command-Option-F5 (⌘-⌥-F5).
   • If you accidentally activate the window, click Done to close it or click anywhere outside the window.
2. Quickly Enable or Disable Common Accessibility Features:
   • These features include:
     • Zoom: Magnify content on the screen.
     • VoiceOver: Provides spoken feedback for users with visual impairments.
     • Sticky Keys: Allows key combinations to be pressed sequentially.
     • Slow Keys: Delays key acceptance for users who type slowly.
     • Mouse Keys: Control the cursor using the numeric keypad.
     • Switch Control: Customizable switch-based control for users with limited mobility.
     • Invert Display Colours: Change colour schemes for better visibility.

For more help with accessibility on your Mac computer, visit Apple’s Accessibility Support webpages.

To customise your iPhone or iPad:

1. Open your device’s Settings.
2. Tap on Accessibility

Here are the key features you will find in the Accessibility settings:

• Vision
• Mobility
• Hearing
• Speech
• Cognitive

For more help with accessibility on your Apple device, visit Apple’s Accessibility Support webpages.

To customise your Android device:

1. Open your device’s Settings app.
2. Scroll down and choose Accessibility.

Here are the key features you will find in the Accessibility settings:

• Change text and display settings
• Interaction controls
• Captions and transcription
• Control device with Switch Access

For more help with accessibility settings on your Android device, visit the official Android Accessibility Help pages.