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from my experience, testing on smartphones and tablets - Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS - reveal additional barriers.
by Eduard 3y ago
from my experience, testing on smartphones and tablets - Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS - reveal additional barriers.
- lynx23 3y agoAndoid itself is a barrier. They are trying to catch up to iOS accessibility since what, 15 years now? And after all that time, its still 80/20 iOS/Android when it comes to users requiring a screen reader. BTW, what barriers did you find?
- Eduard 3y agowhen it comes to browsers, I found Android way better with respect to accessibility due to Safari lacking recent web standards support, though my perspective is of someone testing a11y, not depending on it. for mobile browsers, I noticed tab order, tab focus-active paeudostate, and focus fallback (eg what gets focused when a menu closes) to behave differently /incorrectly compared to desktop browser. Also aria-live often does not work on mobile.