Yuma,
Yes this does help and thanks for the reminder. I was doing some testing a
while back for someone on a website and f7 does ring a bell. SO, time to go
break stuff. :)
THanks,
On Mar 8, 2011, at 4:05 PM, Yuma Decaux wrote:
> Scott,
>
> The developer tools are all included in the DVD if
Scott,
The developer tools are all included in the DVD if my memory serves me right,
they are part of the xcode bundle unless those accessibility tools have been
recently added with the latest version.
If the app uses a standard coco framework, the elements are broken down with
information on
Yuma,
Are the tools provided on the DVD (and updated via software date) the same or
can you get additional tools. ALso just to clarify, if I have an app that has
issues, can I use this inspector to look at the controls etc. and provide the
developer feedback? There is a specific reason for the
Hi Bryan,
Yes to certain extents this is what it does, it does also provide what
accessibility class is missig which would Be useful when navigating with a
sighted person who can say whether an object is a button or anything else in
the interface (i'm talking about image maps here)
And as for
Hey Kevin,
I'd so much like scratch live to be accessible it makes me hungry. But ableton
having become a behemoth of a company, its harder to get to their channels
unless you got someone who directly works there. So anyone got a german friend
who got a frined working ther?
As for the WWDC thi
Hi christer,
the wet/dry parameters for echo and reverb are best used with a fader but yes i
agree, the image maps need to be rendered accessible. If you care to go on the
algoriddim forum, and just like me contact anders via the forum on the
accessibility it would help them and perhaps me some
Hi all!
Ok This sounds like a good thing to me!
If those of you who can use this to help dev's and they respond this only can
be good!
And like someone already said it's better than fix it! :]
Colin
I'm far too bad for Heaven!
The Devil is afraid I'll take his place!
On 8 Mar 2011, at 14:10, Bry
Hello Yuma,
Just to clarify -- Are you saying that if we have the xcode tools on our Mac we
can plug any App from the App Store into the Accessibility Verifier and get
this sort of report? I would have thought this would only work with the raw
code and not with compiled Apps as purchased from t
This is a very positive step towards accessibility. What I like about this is
that devs can receive more useful feedback than, "Dear developer, your program
isn't accessible with Voiceover. Fix it." If this can be brought to light at
something like the WWDC, I think huge strides can be made for
Hi,
I'm not sure i understood everything in your mail, but i'm thinking of 2 apps
that could use this sort of help, one of which you are familiar with and the
other i've mentioned before here on the list.
The familiar one i thought of was Algoriddims DJay for the Mac. What's needed
there is a wa
Hi everyone,,
I've looked into the accessibility tools available in xcode, and there's an
intersting one which is the accessibility verifier which tests accessibility
defaults with the standard apple api and breaks down every element of a given
application, checks whether ax atrributes have bee
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