Add dark mode, dyslexic font, and color blind accessibility features #459
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Add Comprehensive Accessibility Features β Dark Mode, Dyslexic Font, and Color Blind Support
π Overview
This PR introduces a complete accessibility suite to the HeatH mobile app, making it inclusive for users with diverse needs β including visual impairments, reading difficulties, and different usage preferences.
β¨ New Features
π Dark Mode Support
π€ Dyslexic Font Support
π¨ Color Blind Accessibility
βοΈ Core Architecture
π― User Scenarios Supported
University Student (Dark Mode)
βSarah studies late at night and prefers a dark interface that reduces eye strain during midnight cooking sessions.β
Dyslexic User (Font Support)
βEmma struggles with traditional fonts but can easily read recipes in the OpenDyslexic font.β
Color Blind User (Color Accessibility)
βDavid, with red-green color blindness, can now easily distinguish success (blue) and error (red) states.β
General Users (Enhanced UX)
βAll users benefit from a customizable interface that adapts to their visual and accessibility preferences.β
π Impact
Accessibility Improvements:
β Result: HeatH mobile app is now more inclusive, customizable, and user-friendly, supporting accessibility for all.