Perusnäytönsuurennusominaisuuksia

Perusnäytönsuurennusominaisuuksia, commonly known as basic screen magnification features, are built-in accessibility tools found in most operating systems and devices. Their primary purpose is to enlarge portions of the screen, making it easier for users with low vision or other visual impairments to see and interact with digital content. These features can typically be activated and deactivated through simple keyboard shortcuts or within the device's accessibility settings.

When activated, a screen magnifier often allows users to zoom in on specific areas of the screen, such as the mouse cursor or the area around where the user is typing. The level of magnification can usually be adjusted, offering a range from slight enlargements to full-screen magnification. Some magnifiers also provide different viewing modes. For example, a "lens" mode might magnify a specific area while the rest of the screen remains at its normal size, and a "full-screen" mode enlarges the entire display. Other options can include inverting colors, changing contrast, or smoothing the edges of enlarged text and images to improve readability. These features are crucial for ensuring equitable access to technology for a wider range of users.