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How to make onscreen elements easier to see on iPhone

by Emily Long

You can make onscreen elements, like controls, buttons, and the Control Center, easier to see by adding a border around them. It’s a single setting called Show Borders, and you’ll find it in Display & Text Size, in your Accessibility settings.

  1. Start the Settings app on your iPhone.
  2. Tap Accessibility, then tap Display & Text Size.
  3. Turn on Show Borders.
Tag: accessibility

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