One thing many do not know about is the Voice memo app that is already pre-loaded on all iPhones. The app is fully accessible with Voiceover and can make recording notes with a few simple commands. Below is the first recording on how to use Voice Memo. I will be adding more as I do more recordings.
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by Reading Time: 3 minutesAs an Accessibility Specialist, there are times I will need to test the visual part of an app on a handheld device. However, since I have no vision, I will turn to a sighted tester to help me with the visual part of testing. We call this paired testing. If we test on a webpage,…
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Reading Time: 8 minutesFor years, the native Mail app on Windows provided a reasonably accessible experience for screen reader users. However, Microsoft is now transitioning to the redesigned, web-based Outlook for Windows. As of this writing, the new Outlook presents significant accessibility challenges, making it less user-friendly for screen reader users. This change has created a hurdle for…
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Reading Time: 2 minutesOne thing that may strike fear in your hearts is, “I accidentally deleted an important email! How can I get it back?” Have no fear, there is an easy way to retrieve deleted emails when you are using the Windows Mail app. In this tutorial, we will be using NVDA as the screen reader. These…
