Apple says Accessibility Reader lets users read or listen to text in a full-screen view and customize fonts, layouts, and background colors, and use it across apps. Apple also positions it in Magnifier for real-world text like books or menus. Lesson: readability improves when customization is systemwide, not per-app.
For people with dyslexia, low vision, or attention challenges, cluttered layouts and dense typography increase fatigue and avoidance. Accessibility Reader reduces burden by stripping distractions and allowing user-tuned presentation. Call to action: ship a dedicated reading mode with spacing, contrast, and read-aloud controls on core task screens.