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MIEN Accessibility

Last updated: July 22, 2026

We want everyone to be able to use MIEN, including people who rely on assistive technology. MIEN is a young app, and we are building accessibility into it step by step on both iOS and Android.

Accessibility is an ongoing priority for us, not a finished checkbox. We are working toward WCAG 2.1 level AA, adapted for mobile, and we welcome your feedback on where we fall short.

1. Where we are today

Because MIEN is built with standard iOS and Android components, it already works at a basic level with system features such as larger text and the built-in screen readers (VoiceOver and TalkBack). We know this is not full support yet — many screens, images, and controls still need work — and we are honest about that.

2. What we're working on

We are progressively improving accessibility: clearer screen-reader labels for wardrobe items and controls, better color contrast, support for your device's text-size and reduced-motion settings, and larger, easier tap targets. Accessibility gets better with each release.

3. Feedback

If you hit a barrier using MIEN, please tell us — your feedback helps us fix things faster:

contact@kioh.tech · kioh.tech

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