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On May 1, 2015, Clara Van Gerven of the National Federation of the Blind posted a blog post discussing her findings after using VoiceOver for 40 days. Ms. Van Gerven is fully sighted, but works alongside other blind assistive technology specialists. In the post, Ms. Van Gerven states many problems that she has found with VoiceOver,… Continue Reading iAccessibility Discussion: NFB’s blog Post, “The Sighted Guide to VoiceOver”

VO Changed is designed to help early adopters of new iOS versions learn the new features of the VoiceOver screen reader. The app also discusses new iOS features and how to access them with VoiceOver. View Online

VO Changed is designed to help early adopters of new iOS versions learn the new features of the VoiceOver screen reader. The app also discusses new iOS features and how to access them with VoiceOver. View Online

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VO Starter is the first VoiceOver training app for iOS that lets users try out VoiceOver gestures and controls without making changes to other iOS apps.

VO Starter is the first VoiceOver training app for iOS that lets users try out VoiceOver gestures and controls without making changes to other iOS apps.

AppleVis.com has written a blog post on Apple Watch accessibility where sources found thatTim Cook stated that the Apple Watch would have accessibility features included, such as VoiceOver. Sources at iMore also discovered that the WatchKit APIs for developers contains things like accessibility labels for buttons, which suggests VoiceOver support for the watch.  This combined… Continue Reading Apple Watch accessibility, “sort of” confirmed.