Wouldn't it be nice to have some (or all) theme settings like fonts & colors change, based on some app state variable? Either through a (custom) action, or maybe even through the options available in our standard FlutterFlow interface? Same goes for screen reader readiness (equivalent to HTML alt tag).
E.g. change the default font based on a boolean app state "dyslexicMode" or something similar, or changing the color scheme to something high contrast based on a similar app state variable.
This could be achieved by having several themes (or theme sections like fonts or colors) for a given project, with each theme/section catering for different needs, and switching between them based on a variable or app state.
This would comply & cater to Dutch government recommendations (they're not mandatory yet), and I would imagine several other European countries.
If this is already possible (either through the interface or through a documented custom function), please educate me.
EDIT (December 15th): I just found out that accessibility features like the ones mentioned above will be mandatory for government websites/apps and recommended for commercial websites/apps starting July 1st, 2025. Again, this is in The Netherlands for the moment, but I imagine many European countries to follow suit since this is a EU thing.