Matt Legend Gemmell has written a guide for iOS app developers on how to provide VoiceOver accessibility support for visually impaired users. It includes both technical information and also a discussion on how to approach accessibility, as well as points to be aware of.
Presentation notes from lecturer and voice consultant Tim Noonan covering the following topic areas:
Podcast topics include demonstrations and tutorials covering the use of the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone with VoiceOver.
As described by Vision Australia:
Vision Australia's Equipment Solutions Specialist team have produced a range of podcasts designed to help answer common accessibility questions concerning new developments in assistive technology.
Stay connected for more upcoming demonstrations, helpful tip documents and evaluations.
The use of podcasts on the Vision Australia website will be expanded to keep you informed of the latest developments in technology and how it can be used effectively by people who are blind or have low vision.
We hope you find these resources useful and would appreciate your feedback on how we can improve the information you find here. Please email us at info@visionaustralia.org.
The purpose of this blog and podcast is to encourage greater information accessibility for the blind through effective advocacy and journalistic coverage of accessibility concerns that impact the connected online blind community. Original content on the site includes coverage of accessibility to iOS apps for the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone.
Blind Cool Tech is a podcast that brings some fun and variety into your mp3 player. The show provides interviews, brings you along on sound seeing tours, and discusses life and cool technology that blind people can use.
Audio tutorials, demos and links to resources covering all areas of technology as it relates to the blind. The site includes a significant amount of attention to the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone.
The Official JFW (Jaws for Windows) accessibility script for iTunes.
Podcasts for VoiceOver users produced by Kevin Chao.
This detailed tutorial by Stuart Lawler introduces you to the iTunes application for Windows. He uses the Jaws screen reader to navigate around the application playing music from the iTunes store, navigating around his local library and looking at the different options available to users
The Mac-cessibility Network is devoted to connecting, compiling, and providing easy access to the best resources for blind, visually impaired, and other disability groups using Apple products.
Demos, news and lively technical discussions are just the beginning on this podcast. A significant amount of time is spent covering the iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone and iOS-related topics.
This article describes most of the new features found in iOS 4 and provides instructions for trying them on your device. We note that VoiceOver is not mentioned.
This blog seeks to educate the blind and visually impaired world on which apps work, and which ones do not work with Voiceover, and other accessibility solutions on these devices.
"Lighting Your Way To The Future," - Mark Taylor.
This blog and podcast covers a wide range of topics including detailed demonstrations and reviews of iOS apps that are accessible to the blind.
Podcast dedicated to iOS, iPhone and VoiceOver.
Discussions about the good, the bad and the ugly of Apple accessibility features. Main focus is on Voiceover screenreader. Some episodes contain strong language.
