Aks :quake_verified: :kde: on Nostr: Last night i tested some apps with text to speech just out of curiosity. Just ...
Last night i tested some apps with text to speech just out of curiosity. Just listening that the things it depict sound right at all.
I can't fully test things because i am not in a spot to do so, but this is something anyone can do really. Enable text to speech, click around your app, make sure that all fields, buttons, texts and things are described. Make also sure that you can use keyboard only to move around.
If you want to help with #Linux #accessibility this is something anyone could try to do and fix! It will not make things perfect necessarily but it really does help. You dont have to even write code, you can document things and then make a bug report!
I learned a lot from this The Late Night Linux Family (npub1r2j…c6nd) podcast episode and i highly recommend anyone who makes apps and websites to listen it! Even if youre not on linux!
https://linuxafterdark.net/linux-after-dark-episode-72/
I can't fully test things because i am not in a spot to do so, but this is something anyone can do really. Enable text to speech, click around your app, make sure that all fields, buttons, texts and things are described. Make also sure that you can use keyboard only to move around.
If you want to help with #Linux #accessibility this is something anyone could try to do and fix! It will not make things perfect necessarily but it really does help. You dont have to even write code, you can document things and then make a bug report!
I learned a lot from this The Late Night Linux Family (npub1r2j…c6nd) podcast episode and i highly recommend anyone who makes apps and websites to listen it! Even if youre not on linux!
https://linuxafterdark.net/linux-after-dark-episode-72/