The DOMA accessibility app is an app design created with people who have dyslexia, or people who have issues with reading, in mind. This app serves as an example for the David Owsley Museum of Art of ways to broaden their accessibility standards to make their information more easily readable by adding accessibility tools. Some accessibility tools that this app features on the top toolbar of each screen are a reading ruler, line spacing adjuster, screen reader, and a color switch tool. This app also focuses on making information more readable and digestible by using an even combination of images and text, a consistent layout between pages, and left-aligned text with good contrast from the background. Each screen also features a bottom toolbar with buttons for the home page, exhibition and collection page, directory page, and the account page.