Hello,
I have received feedback from deafblind users of one of my apps.
They say my app is not too friendly with Android Talkback – it doesn't identify the controls.
I have buttons that use images instead of text. I have found that if I set text with the color set to transparent, Talkback uses the text to identify the button, but the text does not interfere with my button image.
I also have ImageViews that I use like buttons (multistate buttons). Talkback identifies these controls as buttons, but the control is not identified by function because there is no text field available for an ImageView.
I am wondering is there actually a text field associated with an ImageView that is not accessible (maybe only by using JavaObject)?
Looking at the Android Developers ImageView website, it appears there is not, but I may have missed it.
Thanks,
Barry.
I have received feedback from deafblind users of one of my apps.
They say my app is not too friendly with Android Talkback – it doesn't identify the controls.
I have buttons that use images instead of text. I have found that if I set text with the color set to transparent, Talkback uses the text to identify the button, but the text does not interfere with my button image.
I also have ImageViews that I use like buttons (multistate buttons). Talkback identifies these controls as buttons, but the control is not identified by function because there is no text field available for an ImageView.
I am wondering is there actually a text field associated with an ImageView that is not accessible (maybe only by using JavaObject)?
Looking at the Android Developers ImageView website, it appears there is not, but I may have missed it.
Thanks,
Barry.