The Home screen on the Apple Watch is a large, fluid grid of app icons. As you move them around, icons on the outside rim get smaller than the icons in the middle. This can make it hard to tap the icon you want.

However, this is easily solved. There is a setting, called “Reduce Motion”, that disables the resizing of the app icons, making all the icons on the Home screen all the same size. We’ll show you how to change this setting, which can be changed on your watch or phone.

To change the setting on your watch, press the digital crown until you see the Home screen. Then, tap the “Settings” icon.

On the “Settings” screen, tap “General”.

Tap “Accessibility” on the “General” screen.

In the “Vision” section of the “Accessibility” screen, tap “Reduce Motion”.

Tap the slider button to turn the “Reduce Motion” setting on. The slider button turns green and white.

Press the digital crown to return to the Home screen. The icons are all the same size now, even as you move them around.

You can also change the “Reduce Motion” setting on your phone. To do so, tap the “Watch” icon on the Home screen.

Make sure the “My Watch” screen is active. If not, tap the “My Watch” icon at the bottom of the screen.

On the “My Watch” screen, tap “General”.

Scroll down and tap “Accessibility” on the “General” screen.

On the “Accessibility” screen, tap “Reduce Motion”.

Tap the slider button to turn on the “Reduce Motion” setting.

Enabling the “Reduce Motion” setting on the watch, also enables it on the phone, and vice versa. The icons on the watch’s Home screen will not dynamically change size as you move them now. Enabling the “Reduce Motion” setting will also slightly improve battery life because the watch will not be expending battery power to animate the Home screen icons.