accessibility

I have an Android app that hosts an WebView and we want to adopt some accessibility feature on it.

The Below mentioned code reflects a 'Dialog' on the screen. I am using the NVDA screen Reader to read the screen. When a Dialog box is opened, the focus should go to close dialog button.

I am taking an HCI class this semester at school and one thing that is glaringly obvious is how the design of current online platforms is wanting in certain areas such as accessibility.

I looking at an iOS hybrid app with a wireless keyboard, from GearHead, and nothing responds to the keyboard.

I recently noticed some differences in amazon.com and Amazon.in.

On Vimeo.com, you could paginate using keyboard arrows, if you want to. I haven't seen this functionality on any other website. Is keyboard pagination a good option?

Recently I've been implementing ARIA into a web application and I found this quest

I want to tell the narrator to read the window description when it's shown.

For example:

How can I see the text of non-focused RecyclerView children (items)?

I'm trying to make my website fully accessible for devices like screen readers. In one page on my site, I have a screenshot of an application showing a lot of text.