You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
{{ message }}
This repository was archived by the owner on Jun 3, 2023. It is now read-only.
When using Forkyz with Android's built-in screen reader, TalkBack, it is possible to navigate the board using the arrow keys. However, the position and current value of the box is not announced, so it's not very useful.
It would be great if users who are blind or have low vision could have the opportunity to use Forkyz and do crossword puzzles. One possible scheme could be:
When the current clue changes at the top of the screen, this is an alert that is read to the user. Also the current filled in value is read ("blank" if no letters filled in, " C R O S S blank blank R D" if some are filled in.)
When the user changes position within a clue, the value of the current box only is read.
The developers could play around with TalkBack to figure out what would be most intuitive.
Note: It is nice to see that the puzzle completion alert is already accessible with TalkBack.
When using Forkyz with Android's built-in screen reader, TalkBack, it is possible to navigate the board using the arrow keys. However, the position and current value of the box is not announced, so it's not very useful.
It would be great if users who are blind or have low vision could have the opportunity to use Forkyz and do crossword puzzles. One possible scheme could be:
The developers could play around with TalkBack to figure out what would be most intuitive.
Note: It is nice to see that the puzzle completion alert is already accessible with TalkBack.