Your iPhone comes with powerful assistive technology (AT) built in—useful for checking how well your mobile app is supporting accessibility. When mobile apps don’t work well with one AT, they often don’t work with others. What is Full Keyboard Access? On iOS and iPadOS devices, people can use a Bluetooth keyboard to interact with the … Continue reading "AT for iPhone: Full Keyboard Access" The…
Your iPhone comes with powerful assistive technology (AT) built in—useful for checking how well your mobile app is supporting accessibility. When mobile apps don’t work well with one AT, they often don’t work with others. What is Voice Control? All iOS and iPadOS devices include Voice Control (VC) speech input functionality. Enabling VC allows a … Continue reading "AT for iPhone: Voice Control…
Your iPhone comes with powerful assistive technology (AT) built in—useful for checking how well your mobile app is supporting accessibility. When mobile apps don’t work well with one AT, they often don’t work with others. What is VoiceOver? All iOS and iPadOS devices include the VoiceOver (VO) screen reader. Enabling VO allows a person to … Continue reading "AT for iPhone: VoiceOver screen reader"…
This article showcases iOS display settings that people expect native mobile apps to adapt to and support their individual needs. Note that web content displayed inside native mobile apps generally does not respond to iOS settings. Most people will not be able to make a distinction and may not understand when webviews don’t reflect their … Continue reading "4 iOS display settings to check your app…
This month at work, we’ve started using new time tracking software for submitting our timesheets. The process for submitting a timesheet in this system is a truly cursed design pattern. Behold, the “Submit Timesheet” button. I tried clicking on the “Submit Timesheet” text and nothing happened. I expected this text to be a button because … Continue reading "Bad example: Timesheet submit button" The…