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Accessibility

What Tap & Pop supports today

A clear account of the accessibility features verified for Tap & Pop, how to turn them on, and the limits that remain — especially for VoiceOver and Voice Control during bubble play.

Supported features

These features are available in Tap & Pop for the common tasks of choosing a mode, playing, pausing, adjusting settings, and browsing themes:

  • Reduced Motion Fewer animations, no screen shake or particle bursts when Reduce Motion is on. The game stays readable with fades and static states.
  • Dark Interface Tap & Pop uses a dark Neon Lagoon interface by design so play and menus stay comfortable in low light.
  • Differentiate Without Color Alone Modes, specials, and status use text, shapes, and glyphs — not color alone — so meaning holds when color is harder to see.
  • Sufficient Contrast Primary and supporting text meet contrast targets on the dark surfaces used throughout the game shell.

How to enable Reduced Motion

On your iPhone or iPad

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Accessibility, then Motion.
  3. Turn on Reduce Motion.

Inside Tap & Pop

  1. Open Settings from the home screen.
  2. Turn on Reduce motion.
  3. The switch also follows your device Reduce Motion setting when you change it on the device.

Known limits

Primary bubble-popping play uses a canvas touch surface and is not currently fully playable with VoiceOver or Voice Control. Menu chrome such as Settings and mode labels is improving, but you cannot complete a full game by targeting individual bubbles with those features today.

Tap & Pop does not yet declare support for Larger Text, Captions, or Audio Descriptions. There is no spoken narrative or video that needs captions.

Privacy

Tap & Pop is offline-first. No ads, no account, no in-app purchases, and no data collection for advertising. Preferences stay on your device. See the Privacy Policy for the full statement.