accessibility

iOS devices have embedded voice synthesizers for Accessibility's VoiceOver feature. Is there a way you can use these synthesizers programmatically to generate text-based sounds?

I have the following iframe:

I am trying to adapt an older website to become accessible.

Is it possible to programmatically modify the local context menu that TalkBack shows when my own app is in front, by default upon swipe up and right gesture?

In most cases there doesn't seem to be any visual indication which must be difficult for users who rely on the keyboard.

I'm working on fixing some accessibility issues on a web page.

in a web page, I am trying to open an overlay with the help of ng-click and there is no href available for this with the help of java script, respective overlay is being called.

The confirmation dialogues in chrome are not accessible to JAWS screenreader (Version 18.0.2945).

I'm trying to build an accessibility tool in order to enlarge and decrease all the characters in my websites.

When I open my dialog( which docent have any title), I want system to read whole content of the dialog

Below is the xml(sample_dialog.xml) i am rendering in my dialog