Bas Broek • 2/13/2023

Cheating the System for Fun and Profit (or how to use macOS Assistive Technologies to test in the Simulator)

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Let’s take a look at how we can use macOS’s assistive technologies, like VoiceOver and Voice Control, as well as Hover Text, to more easily check some accessibility in the simulator, without having to deal with the (shortcomings of) the Accessibility Inspector. This will help you not having to always immediately run your app on an iOS device to test it… mostly. The experience on an iOS device shou

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#Accessibility Testing #Voiceover #Ios Simulator
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