Tag: android
Deque Adds React Native Testing and Linting to axe DevTools Mobile
New features include automated accessibility testing support for apps built with React Native, new WCAG 2.2 touch target spacing rules, iPadOS support, and machine learning…
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What WCAG 2.2 Means for Native Mobile Accessibility
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) have been the standard for digital accessibility the world around for two decades. While it wasn’t created to specifically…
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Mobile Developers Must Prioritize Accessibility to Remain Relevant and Promote End-To-End Accessibility for Today’s Consumers
Disability touches 73% of today’s consumers, and with 85% of them using smartphones, developers must adopt an accessibility-first mobile mindset. HERNDON, VA – April 28,…
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An Introduction to Native Mobile Accessibility – Featuring Deque University for iOS/Android
One of the most challenging aspects of mobile accessibility is that most developers,managers, user interface designers, software engineers, etc don’t have a disability that makes…
Read ArticlePrevent Confusing Acronym Announcements in Android
This post was co-authored by Chris McMeeking and Alistair Barrell. When doing accessibility testing, how often do you listen to the entire duration of a long…
Read ArticleAccessible Tabbed Navigation in Android
This post was co-authored by Chris McMeeking and Melinda Kothbauer. TabWidgets are a tool that can add great functionality to your mobile Android apps; however,…
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