Hi Sean. We would be very happy with help from visually impaired people, in terms of code contribution, bug reports or just general feedback.
Both Qt4 and Qt5 codebases needs help, but the Qt 4 codebase works only for widgets, while the Qt 5 codebase should work for both widgets and QML items. You can of course choose yourself where to contribute, but my suggestion is that if you want to improve accessibility for widgets, you can contribute to Qt4 (and then, if applicable we'll forward-port it to Qt5). If you care more about QML Items, I suggest you start to look at Qt5 codebase. (The Qt5 accessibility codebase has recently gone through a major overhaul, so it is missing some nuts and bolts for making QML accessible though). We're also in the progress of adding IAccessible2 support for Windows. This works for the basic interfaces, but it's not implemented for AccessibleTable and some others: http://codereview.qt-project.org/#change,15385 These are the people in Nokia working on accessibility for Qt: Morten Sorvig (Mac) email: [email protected] Frederik Gladhorn (Linux) email: [email protected] irc: [email protected] Jan-Arve Sæther (Windows) email: [email protected] irc: [email protected] regards, Jan-Arve From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of ext Sean Farrow Sent: 19. februar 2012 03:01 To: [email protected] Subject: [Development] QT Accessibility Hello: I am new to Qt, and having read the QT accessibility article was wondering what the state of QT's accessibility is, and currently who the maintainer of the module is. I am visually impaired myself, and have a lot of experience with access on windows/mac/IOS regarding both screen access (both readers/magnifiers, and voice recognition). I would like to be of some help in this area given that I also develop in c++. Should I be looking to develop with the QT4 or QT5 codebase? Any guidance is much appreciated. Regards Sean Farrow
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