this matters... are on the fence about the topic... or are interested in an emotional story, check out Matts article. In brief, these people love their iphones too, and they deserve just as engaging experience.
All of the iOS testing tools leverage your investment in accessibility. It uses these additional fields to uniquely identify the controls. This is less brittle than identifying your controls through the heirarchy.
accessibility in the simulator. There is a good guide on how to use it at developer.apple.com I found it to be fiddly and annoying But just turn it on in settings and spend all afternoon moving the inspector out of the way As always, there is nothing like real device testing
- On read this screen carefully - Tap select - double tap select - 3 finger swipe to scroll home button - 3 finger scroll to How you doin - tap - double tap select emotion - dblclick - tap the description Repeat for each emotion Twitter rotate No effort was expended in making this app accessible (or in the development of the app) home button Now lets look at a pro app...
for full messages - explain The fist time they use the app, they will appreciate the extended description But once they get a feel for the app they do not need to wait for it Tap Build and Analyze - wait Hypercritical - wait - DoubleClick to select Select podcast and then dblclick Press pause and dblclick Click on the volume and wait Swipe up and down to test Hypercritical button in upper left - and dblclick Podcasts and dblclick reselect hypercritical if not already Swipe right to mac power users - wait Tap podcasts and swipe right and left More tab in bottom right- double click Select tools - Sometimes voiceover doesn’t get the words right, so even if the developer hasn’t fixed it, theres an app for that -- uhhhh you know what I mean (it spells it out for you) Swipe down quickly through T - o - o then pause and wait for the phonetics - - Seems a bit much, but, hey its there And one thing I found by accident - press the text at the bottom till it reveals the DISPLAY APP LOG double click tap a line - and even that seems to work SCORE: A