Aug 21, 2025

Color Vision Deficiency Accessibility for FieldView™ Platforms on iOS™ and Android™ Devices

Both Android™ and iOS™ operating systems have the capabilities to switch the color schemes to make the devices accessible for users with color vision deficiency. This guide provides steps on how to adjust the color scheme to allow our Field Health images, yield maps, etc. to be accessed by these users.

Android Steps:

 

1. Navigate to the Settings app

Android Settings app

 

2. Select Accessibility

Accessibility button on Android Settings

 

3. Select Color and Motion

Color and Motion button on Android Settings

 

4. Select Color Correction

Color Correction on Android Settings

 

5. Toggle "Use Color Correction" to On

Use Color Correction toggle

 

6. The user will be able to choose from the following options:

  • Red-green (Green weak, deuteranomaly)
  • Red-green (Red weak, protanomaly)
  • Blue-yellow (Tritanomaly)
  • Grayscale
Red-green color correction

 

iOS™ Steps:

 

1. Navigate to the Settings app

iOS Settings

 

2. Select Accessibility

Accessibility button on iPhone Settings

 

3. Select Display & Text Size

Display and Text Size

 

4. Select Color Filters

Color Filters

 

5. Toggle "Color Filters" to On

Color Filters toggle
Color Filters options
Color Filters option

 

The user will see three examples of color spaces to help them select an option that fits their needs. Swipe left or right on the examples to find a filter that works best for you.

 

  1. Pencils in a rainbow of colors
  2. Three columns of color intensity
  3. Vertical lines on a variable color background

 

The user will be able to choose from the following options:

 

  • Grayscale
  • Red/Green Filter (Protanopia)
  • Green/Red Filter (Deuteranopia)
  • Blue/Yellow Filter (Tritanopia) 
  • Color Tint

 

Examples:

Example with color filters
Example with color filters