Figmint — Accessibility

Figmint is built to work for everyone. Accessibility isn't an afterthought — it's tested as part of every release. Updated June 17, 2026.

What Figmint supports

• VoiceOver. Every control is labelled and operable with VoiceOver, including custom ones — the color wheel is an adjustable control you can swipe to change, and idea cards, web nodes, and tools expose actions (connect, recolor, move, open) through the rotor.
• Dynamic Type. Text scales with your preferred reading size, all the way up to the largest accessibility sizes, without clipping.
• Legible color. Text on Figmint's colored cards, tags, and badges meets the WCAG AA contrast ratio (4.5:1) across the whole color wheel — verified automatically on every build.
• Differentiate Without Color. Anything shown with color is also marked another way (a checkmark, a border, or an icon), so meaning never depends on color alone.
• Increase Contrast. Cards gain a defined edge so they stay distinct.
• Reduce Transparency. Translucent surfaces become solid for easier reading.
• Reduce Motion. Animations are minimized or removed when this is on.
• Dark Interface. Figmint follows your light or dark appearance system-wide.
• Larger touch targets. Buttons and controls meet the 44×44 pt minimum.
• Nine languages. The interface is fully localized in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Russian.
• Private by design. Everything — including the on-device AI — runs locally on your device, so using Figmint never requires being online or sharing your ideas.

Found a barrier?

If any part of Figmint is hard to use with an assistive feature you rely on, please tell me — I treat accessibility issues as bugs and fix them. Email joshlangberg@gmail.com and I'll respond.