RubyMotion And Accessibility
summary
Shows that an iPhone plus apps replaces $3,600 of specialized assistive devices for about $232–$300 and that VoiceOver (speech, braille, switch input) is already built into iOS. Demonstrates a RubyMotion gem motion-accessibility that adds an accessibility console and accessibility inspector, plus automated accessibility tests that browse views, report unlabeled controls, suggest exact fixes (set accessibilityLabel, frame, traits) and run as specs. The console works around simulator VoiceOver limits and the tests catch regressions before release.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 0:34Austin Seraphin
- 3:38Color Identifier
- 5:36Object Recognition
- 5:53Gps
- 7:12Examples of Accessibility
- 7:26Audiobooks
- 8:30Turn on Voiceover
- 9:48Two-Dimensional View
- 15:08Accessibility Inspector
- 16:19Accessibility Traits
- 16:47Accessibility Activation Point
- 16:57Accessibility Path
- 18:38Accessibility Element
- 19:21Automated Accessibility Testing
- 20:52Accessibility Doctor
- 21:29Accessibility Test
- 21:53Custom Accessibility Test
- 24:21Automated Accessibility
- 25:04Conclusion
- 25:39Freelance Accessibility Consulting
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