Hi Jackie, I would totally agree that a low vision user of voiceover should be
testing these Apps and not someone that can see the screen.
Gary
Sent from Gary's iPhone 0876722717
On 24 Jun 2020, at 10:32, Paul F. Griffith <paulfgriffith@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:===========================================================
Jackie, your right to be concerned, we will soon find out as the bank of
ireland is due out on the app store very soon, my wife got a notice to look
out for it in a few days, but she is a android user, but the iPhone users
should be soon as well.
cheers
Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jackie McBrearty" <teambanglesltd@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <fb-exchange@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2020 9:53 AM
Subject: [fb-exchange] testing apps
Hey all.
Perhaps I'm over reacting but i've been told now for the second time NCBI
are testing apps for accessibility. They have tested the CoronaVirus app
for the HSE and they have also tested the bank of Ireland app. I'm
wondering who in NCBI are testing this app, is it a sighted person using a
screen reader or is it a voiceover user testing it.
I would hope a VO or talk back user is the ones testing it as they would
pick up more compared to seeing the screen and swiping.
I'm feeling very uncomfortable with this.
Jackie
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