Accessibility

Seeing, hearing, typing and pointing: zoom, screen reader, high contrast, screen keyboard and more

Settings → Accessibility.

Seeing

High contrast, text size (Default, Large, Larger), pointer size, reduce animation, always show scrollbars.
Screen reader (Orca): reads what's on screen.
Zoom: the whole screen or a lens. In Aurora Compatibility: Super+Alt+8 on/off, Super+Alt+= / − zoom in and out; in the Aurora session, hold Super and scroll.

Alert sounds on or off; the visual notification popups always show.

Screen keyboard: Aurora's own on-screen keyboard, shown at every login when this is on, or on demand from the Control Center tile (see Control Center). It works in both sessions. Pick its look among ten themes in Keyboard theme: Aurora, Light (like a phone), Accent Color (follows the accent color), Glass (see-through), and six that change the keys' shape and lettering too: Mechanical (sculpted keycaps that travel when pressed), Comic (a halftone page, ink outlines and keys stuck on at angles, in Comic Neue), Typewriter (round chrome-rimmed keys in Courier), Synthwave (glowing neon on a grid), Pixel (8-bit square keys) and Candy (pastel pills).
Blinking cursor; repeat delay and speed are in Settings → Keyboard.
Dictation with Aurora AI (Super+H).

Double-click delay; mouse speed and left-handed mode in Settings → Mouse & Touchpad.