TalkBack Experience
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| 1. Talkback reads and can interract with none of the screen elements. | 0 |
| 2. Talkback reads and can interract with a few screen elements | 0 |
| 3. Talkback reads and can interract with some screen elements | 0 |
| 4. Talkback reads and can interract with most screen elements. | 0 |
| 5. Talkback reads and can interract with all app elements on all screens | 0 |
Labelled Buttons And Controls
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| 1. No buttons or controls are Labelled | 0 |
| 2. a Few buttons & Controls Are Clearly Labelled | 0 |
| 3. Some buttons & Controls Are Clearly Labelled | 0 |
| 4. Most buttons & Controls Are Clearly Labelled | 0 |
| 5. All Buttons & Controls Are Clearly Labelled | 0 |
High Contrast Black Background With Bright Text Available
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| 1. The app or game has no way to adjust it's look to high contrast black | 0 |
| 2. The app or game has no way to adjust it's look to high contrast black | 0 |
| 3. The App or game has a night mode or black theme available | 0 |
| 4. The App or game has a black theme by default | 0 |
| 5. The app or game allows you to set the color of all foreground and | 0 |
Font Sizes Are Sufficiently Large Or Adjustable To Be Large Enough To Read Comfortably
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| 1. Font Sizes Are Insufficient For Me To Read | 0 |
| 2. Font sizes are difficult for me to read | 0 |
| 3. Some Of The Font sizes are large but most are still difficult for me | 0 |
| 4. Font sizes are large but some are still difficult for me to see | 0 |
| 5. Font sizes are large and easy for me to see | 0 |
App Or Game Usable Without relying on Hearing
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| 1. No Audio Queues Are Available and the app is not usable without hearing | 0 |
| 2. No Audio Queues Are Available but aren't required to use the app or game | 0 |
| 3. Audio Queues and Captions are provided visually | 0 |
General Experience using this app or game with my accessibility tools and settings
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| 1. It is a very difficult app or game to use | 0 |
| 2. It is a somewhat difficult app or game to use | 0 |
| 3. It is a somewhat usable app or game but has some issues | 0 |
| 4. It is a fairly easy app or game to use | 0 |
| 5. It is an extremely easy app or game to use | 0 |
Keyboard Accessible
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| 1. Not Usable With A Physical Keyboard | 0 |
| 2. Most of the interface works With A Physical Keyboard | 0 |
| 3. Most of the app works With A Physical Keyboard | 0 |
| 4. All of the app works With A Physical Keyboard | 0 |
| 5. All of the app works With A Physical Keyboard and it has keyboard shortcuts for commonly used tasks | 0 |
Comments
instructions and review from warren
Here's some info Warren provided related to this app and talkback:
So, as I said last night, I was going to play with the above Camera a bit, and so I did.
Let me start by saying that this camera is intended for capturing faces only. In other words, you cannot use the voice guidance to take a shot of the foliage in your yard.
Upon first launch, the camera comes up asking you as to whether or not you want to view the userguide. And there is a Yes, or a No, button. I recommend choosing the “yes” to hear about the workings of the app. The user guide is not long at all, but going through it, gives you an understanding of how it works. It is worth noting here, that in this window, one can see the lense view opened near the top of the screen, and you may even hear the App voice say something.
Upon finishing the user guide, simply hit the “back” key to exit out of it.
Exiting out of the User Guide, places you straight into the summary of both the Detection and Camera Settings. In other words, you are placed in a window that tells you all about the detection and camera Settings that have been chosen for you.
At the bottom of the phone, are three unlabeled buttons: Starting from the lef, is the “Camera Settings,”
Next, going right is the “Detection Settings” and
The last one on the right is the “okay” button which is labeled.
Tapping on either the “detection” or “Camera” settings, would make it possible for you to customize the settings to your liking.
Tapping “Okay,” places you in the camera view where live images appear. In other words, you are in the live view of the camera and you are ready to take a picture at this point.
Let me mention here in passing also, that while in the live view, you have, near the top, four buttons that are labeled, and these are, from the top right just below the notification bar are:
More settings,
Camera Settings,
Detection Settings and
Presets.
The camera will speak only when there is a face in the view, if there is no face or faces in the view, you won’t get any feedback. So, in other words, you can’t take picture of inanimate objects.
When a face is in view and it tells you to move the camera either to the left, right, or to move it down or up, or whatever, whenever it is ready, it will tll you to hold; which at this point, you need to hold it and be steady.
The next thing it will tell you to do is to say, “cheese” and at that pint, the shutter fires and the pictures, often turn out real good.
After taking a shot, near the top are three buttons. Going from the right just below the Notification Bar are:
Delete,
Share and
Gallery.
Tapping on either one of those buttons will do what the button says.
Let me mention here in passing, that tapping the “gallery” button, takes you to the Gallery of the Smart Selfie, and not the gallery of your native Camera.
The interesting part of this Smart Selfie gallery is the fact that near the bottom, it will tell you about the image with respect to its size, date of capture, time, file name, etc.
Just to the right of the information window where you heard about the size, file name, etc, are three little buttons that are labeled, and these are:
Minimize,
Maximize and
Close.
Note: The Minimize and the Maximize buttons, do not enlarge or decrease the size of the pictue, rather they increase or decrese the information window, and that is true about the “close” button, which only closes the information window but you are still in the gallery view. Tap the back key to return to the live view.
If you choose not to delete a picture after you take a shot, the image is automatically saved in the Smart Selfie gallery.
To view images, simply tap on the “more settings” that appear near the top right just below the Notification bar in the live view of the camera.