1. Using Common Features
  2. Set Up the Accessibility Modes

Set Up the Accessibility Modes

You can configure the accessibility modes of the application.

  1. Use either of these methods to go to the page where you can set the accessibility modes:

    1. Click your user image or name in the global header, and on the Settings and Actions menu, select either of these options:

      • Access Accessibility Settings

      • Set Preferences: If you select this option, click Accessibility Settings in the General Preferences section.

    2. Use the Access Accessibility Settings icon in the global header. To find the icon, keep pressing the Tab key until it appears, and then click the icon to set up the accessibility modes.

  2. If you rely on screen reader assistive technologies, switch to the Screen Reader mode. Selecting this mode changes several aspects of the user interface. For example, tree components have additional columns that you can use to select specific tree nodes.

  3. If you run your operating system in a high contrast mode, such as black on white, switch the color contrast to High.

  4. Save your changes.

High Contrast Mode and Accessible Themes

High contrast mode works well when applied to any of the accessible themes in the application. Here's a list of available accessible themes.

  • Aquamarine

  • Autumn Red

  • Bright Blue

  • Crisp Green

  • Crisp Green Banner

  • Dark Blue

  • Dark Gray

  • Default

  • Dusty Blue Banner

  • Light Blue

  • Midnight Blue

  • Redwood

  • Sky Blue

  • Sky Blue Banner

  • Steel Gray

  • Turquoise

  • Vanilla

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