Bigger Fonts on Ipad Mini

I need to get bigger font sizes on Non-System Apps on my Ipad Mini.
I know Ipad IOS has the ability of changing sizes on system apps like web browsers and mail.
But I need to be able to globally enlarge fonts for a visually impaired user.
The zoom feature doesn't solve my problem.
is there an app for what I need to globally enlarge fonts on non system apps like "Facebook"???
Help appreciated..

It may be more useful to use voiceover. I use it to navigate, read mail, Browse, etc. It works in many apps. I do not know about Facebook. The iPad can be set to turn voiceover on and off with 3 taps of the home button.

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Mobile devices use weak embeded CPU. Sooner or later this will cause performance issue and app quality. You must use GPU rendering instead.
Retina show vector also not sharp. It have the same pixeled edges. But looking on 2x resolution you don't see this. You can play with StageQualty for solving this. But I'm suggest don't use any vector because improving vector quality you will receive more and more CPU overload. Or you if never will play your App on weak and old devices.
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/22601600?ac_cid=ha123456#22601600
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