Le 05/10/2011 01:07, Luke Yelavich a écrit :
Hey folks,
Since Unity has been introduced, many strides have been made with
accessibility. Unity 3D is approximately 80% accessible, so far as official
oneiric packages go, and unity-2d is 99% accessible, thanks to the great work
from the QT a11y folks, and the unity-2d developers. Both are likely to be 100%
accessible for the LTS, which is great. However, they are not the only areas of
accessibility that need improving.
I have already started making a work item list of issues to address, to give
the desktop more pollish when it comes to accessibility. Such issues include:
* Making sure all indicators have accessible descriptions/labels.
* Making sure any icons in indicator menus that need accessible
descriptions/labels have them, a prime use case is network manager, to indicate
wireless network strength.
* Further pollish on Ubiquity's accessibility, particularly selecting a
timezone.
* Connecting up the rest of the accessibility profiles in the ubiquity a11y
indicator.
* Further pollish of the unity greeter accessibility experience.
* Make sure the accessibility experience between unity 2d and 3d is the same.
The list I have is slightly more technical and goes into more detail, but what
is listed above is the gist of what I have. Whether this needs a session at UDS
I don't know, but a blueprint will likely be needed for work items tracking.
Luke
Can we add to the list installation and setup process?
I had met some people with disabilities during the RMLL in France
(French FLOSS event) and tried with them ubiquity, + setup Orca +
magnification and I clearly saw that it's was quite buggy and not really
helpful when you don't know all the shortcuts. This kind of tracking
would be helpful. I have a full detailed list of issues we got.
Didier
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