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# Accessibility

YouDesign Freelucy is built to meet WCAG 2.2 AA, and it gives you a set of controls to tune the experience to how you work. You will find them in the settings menu.

<figure><img src="/files/3XA61TRl2OL5EOHxJjFj" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Settings — Accesibility</p></figcaption></figure>

## Settings

* **Reduce motion.** Suppress animations, scroll hints, and easing across the app. Freelucy also respects your operating system's reduce-motion setting.
* **High-contrast palette.** Increase contrast for clearer separation between elements.
* **Single-character keyboard shortcuts.** Turn single-key shortcuts on or off. Turn them off if single keys get in the way of typing or assistive tools. See [Keyboard shortcuts](/freelucy/personalize-and-accessibility/keyboard-shortcuts.md).

The same menu has a **Show tutorial** action that replays the in-app guided tour whenever you want a refresher.

## Keyboard and screen readers

Freelucy is fully keyboard navigable, and it announces actions such as adding, removing, and jumping through a live region so screen readers can follow along. For the full set of shortcuts, see [Keyboard shortcuts](/freelucy/personalize-and-accessibility/keyboard-shortcuts.md).

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## What's next

* [Keyboard shortcuts](/freelucy/personalize-and-accessibility/keyboard-shortcuts.md)
* [Themes and language](/freelucy/personalize-and-accessibility/themes-and-language.md)


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