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> 2. accessible themes for vision impaired (but not blind)... high contrast,<br>
> large print, few distractions.<br>
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</div></div>readability theme is quite good - the screen is a bit far away in our<br>
bedroom and readability means I can actually, errr, read it!<br>
<br></blockquote><div><br>Certainly a step in the right direction, but not really intended as an accessible theme... I'm talking about a theme that is not really comfortable to use for those of us who see well:<br><br>
Main menu would only have one or two items in VERY large type.<br>Schedule would have maybe three channels with only 1 hour for each, and no description info taking up space.<br>Recordings screen would be arranged so that all type faces are very large (say 4 inches tall on a 42inch set).<br>
Selection cursors would need to be big and obvious without impacting contrast.<br>Few, if any, images anywhere except a few highly visible icons.<br>etc.<br> <br></div></div>