CHOICE
Accept, decline, or substitute
A broad category is an offer, not a judgment about a person.
Offline packing table
A gesture beside a clear button.
The tactile table has named, focusable alternatives and keeps individual access needs in accountable real-world conversations.
Accessible alternatives
Dragging is expressive, never required.
Every item change is available through a named Add or Remove button with a minimum touch target. Drawers, lessons, pages, checkboxes, and clearing controls use Android views with descriptive labels. Text pages scroll, horizontal lessons announce their panel content, and the app uses strong contrast and no required animation.
Large text and assistive technology.
Core content remains in scrollable layouts. Decorative images have descriptive captions; the visual canvas is excluded from the accessibility tree because equivalent named controls are present.
Core content remains in scrollable layouts. Decorative images have descriptive captions; the visual canvas is excluded from the accessibility tree because equivalent named controls are present.
People remain more specific than a generic board
Choice, access, and adult responsibility.
MOBILITY
Ask about carrying and opening
Do not infer strength, grip, reach, vision, pain, or mobility.
LANGUAGE
Keep labels visible
The app cannot supply interpretation or determine comprehension.
SENSORY
Avoid assumptions
Texture, fragrance, sound, fit, and packaging preferences can differ.
YOUTH
Authorized adult managed
No child account, youth profile, message, location, or one-to-one contact exists.
SPECIALIZED
Use qualified help
Clinical equipment, dietary plans, accommodations, and lifting advice are outside scope.
No hidden tradeoff
The app collects less because the board needs less.
Accessibility does not require a recipient profile. Real-world feedback and respectful substitutions can happen without placing a name, disability, diagnosis, language, caregiver, or accommodation record into this app.