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Accessibility

HabitCheer aims to make family routines understandable and usable across different vision, motion, motor, and reading needs.

Last updated: September 18, 2026Contact: support@longiallc.com

HabitCheer app

The iPhone and iPad app is designed to support:

  • Dynamic Type and layouts that adapt to larger text;
  • VoiceOver labels and meaningful control names;
  • Reduce Motion alternatives for celebrations and transitions;
  • Reduce Transparency behavior where layered effects appear;
  • touch targets of at least 44 points, with primary actions generally at least 48 points;
  • status text and symbols so meaning does not depend on color alone;
  • plain-language errors, review states, and recovery actions.

Full-screen celebration motion can be disabled through Reduce Motion. Sound cues are short, optional, and respect device audio behavior.

HabitCheer website

This website uses semantic headings and landmarks, keyboard-visible focus, a skip link, descriptive page titles, text alternatives, reflowing layouts, minimum touch-target sizes, and print-friendly legal pages. Motion is removed when the device requests reduced motion.

The site does not require JavaScript to display marketing, support, or legal content. It is designed to remain readable at 200% browser zoom and at phone widths down to 320 pixels.

Known limits

Accessibility is ongoing work. A specific device, assistive technology, text size, or translated setting may expose a problem that automated checks do not catch. A feature’s presence here is not a certification that every workflow is free of barriers.

Report a barrier

Email support@longiallc.com with the subject Accessibility feedback. Include the device, iOS or browser version, assistive technology, screen name, and what you were trying to do. Do not include invitation codes, proof photos, or detailed family content.

We will use the report to understand and prioritize the barrier. For general product help, visit HabitCheer Support.