SmartphoneDesign

Accessibility

The puzzle should be the hard part.

Detail | Logic supports several iOS accessibility features and includes additional options to make the puzzles easier to see and interact with.

Detail | Logic’s supported accessibility features: Larger Text, Differentiate Without Color Alone, Reduced Motion, Dark Interface, and Sufficient Contrast.

Works with Apple's accessibility settings

Detail | Logic responds to your device's accessibility preferences. You don't need to configure these separately in the app.

Larger Text

Supports Dynamic Type, including the extended accessibility text sizes. Puzzle titles, locations, menus and photo information adapt to larger text.

Larger puzzle title and location text in the dark portrait interface, above and below the Rendezvous Islands photo puzzle.
Larger text in the Photo Details popover in light appearance, showing the photographer, location and camera details for Trinity College Books.

Differentiate Without Colour Alone

When this iOS setting is enabled, Logic tiles display distinctive patterns in addition to their colours.

Matching edges can be identified by their patterns rather than colour alone. The puzzle rules remain unchanged.

Logic tiles with distinct lines and grid patterns over their colours, providing matching clues without relying on colour alone.

Reduced Motion

Respects the iOS Reduce Motion setting to minimize unnecessary animation.

Light and Dark Appearance

Follows your device's appearance setting. Both light and dark interfaces are supported throughout the app.

Sufficient Contrast

Text, controls and other interface elements are designed with sufficient contrast in both appearances.

Additional features

Zoom up to 400%

Need a closer look at that suspiciously familiar patch of rock?

The built-in Zoom Mode lets you magnify the puzzle up to 400%. Pinch to adjust magnification, drag to pan around the image, and return to the normal puzzle when you're ready.

The Dún Aonghasa Wall puzzle magnified in Zoom Mode, with instructions to drag to pan, pinch to zoom, and double-tap to return to puzzle mode.

Portrait and Landscape

Detail | Logic supports both portrait and landscape orientations on iPad. The layout adapts to the available screen space.

The Textures & Patterns puzzle collection in iPad landscape orientation, with larger headings and puzzle information.