Hello Dear Reader --
I have been using Adobe programs, in various forms, for many years. As well, I use other software applications, such as the Microsoft Office Suite of applications. My question relates to ACCESSIBILITY to your software for those with visual deficiencies.
There should be a way to make some of the very tiny icons for the Tools in Photoshop at least a little larger. For example, the Tools Panel could be 3, or even 4, icons wide to support variable sized Tool Icons.
Working with the disabled and aging communities is something that Adobe, as a company, should be dedicated to doing. However, even when I "force" my high resolution display to show text and icons at 200%, this has NO EFFECT on the Adobe Photoshop CS6 User Interface.
I am not asking for a lot, and I speak for many when I ask for this. Can you PLEASE make Adobe applications more customizable for the visually challenged communities, so that we may continue to use your fine software?
For what it is worth, I have NO PROBLEM using Adobe Acrobat, because it is mostly menu-based. However, this does not mean that you should not endeavor to apply accessibility options to all of your software applications, so that the visually impaired may have access to these fine programs.
Thank you very much for your kind consideration of my requests. I look forward to seeing them implemented in Adobe Photoshop, as well as other applications in the Adobe Creative Suite of applications.
Best regards,
~Juan Antonio Dominion
I have been using Adobe programs, in various forms, for many years. As well, I use other software applications, such as the Microsoft Office Suite of applications. My question relates to ACCESSIBILITY to your software for those with visual deficiencies.
There should be a way to make some of the very tiny icons for the Tools in Photoshop at least a little larger. For example, the Tools Panel could be 3, or even 4, icons wide to support variable sized Tool Icons.
Working with the disabled and aging communities is something that Adobe, as a company, should be dedicated to doing. However, even when I "force" my high resolution display to show text and icons at 200%, this has NO EFFECT on the Adobe Photoshop CS6 User Interface.
I am not asking for a lot, and I speak for many when I ask for this. Can you PLEASE make Adobe applications more customizable for the visually challenged communities, so that we may continue to use your fine software?
For what it is worth, I have NO PROBLEM using Adobe Acrobat, because it is mostly menu-based. However, this does not mean that you should not endeavor to apply accessibility options to all of your software applications, so that the visually impaired may have access to these fine programs.
Thank you very much for your kind consideration of my requests. I look forward to seeing them implemented in Adobe Photoshop, as well as other applications in the Adobe Creative Suite of applications.
Best regards,
~Juan Antonio Dominion
Posted 5 years ago
It looks like this message has never been responded to, here now in 2018! My spouse has an increasing visually disabling condition and he cannot see fine, teensy sliders as he’s trying to modify his photos. We are seeking possibly some add-on options? Or is Adobe blind to users with aging eyes?!
David, Official Rep
Howdy Barbara,
Well, actually, on Windows, there's been a solution for some time. If you go to Edit > Preferences > Interface, near the bottom of the dialog there is a UI Scaling dialog. The default is Auto, but try 200%.
Thanks,
David
Well, actually, on Windows, there's been a solution for some time. If you go to Edit > Preferences > Interface, near the bottom of the dialog there is a UI Scaling dialog. The default is Auto, but try 200%.
Thanks,
David
