The speaker introduces the goal of the talk, which is to demonstrate live, manual accessibility testing on a real-world Android application.
The Blue Sky app, built with React Native, is chosen for the demo, and the testing tools are introduced, including Accessibility Scanner, large fonts, and Switch Access.
A live demonstration shows how to use the Accessibility Scanner app to record a user flow and identify issues like small touch targets and missing item descriptions.
The app is tested with the largest font and display size settings to check for common UI problems like truncated text, revealing a minor issue on the profile page.
The speaker demonstrates using Switch Access with physical buttons to navigate the app, identifying a focus management problem where users must tab through every element within a post.
The talk concludes by summarizing the key accessibility issues found in the Blue Sky app using various manual and automated testing methods.
Sensory-Minds GmbH
Offenbach am Main, Germany
30:07Julia Undeutsch
56:00Karl Groves
31:30Ramona Domen
56:01Dirk Ginader
27:16Tanja Ulianova
35:39Chris Heilmann & Daniel Cranney
1:09:45Chris Heilmann, Daniel Cranney & Daniela Kubesch
44:42Aldo Socarras
Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.
Boeing Company
BECU
Seattle, United States of America
Triumph Services
Richmond, United States of America
Skysoft Inc
New York, United States of America
MPOWER PLUS LLC
Los Altos, United States of America
