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Augmented Reality Apps on iOS useability (self.Blind)
submitted by ErixSky27
Greetings community
On iOS have you ever used an augmented reality (AR) app with voiceover turned on? If so, how was your experience? Please be specific.
On iOS have you ever used an augmented reality (AR) app with voiceover turned on? If so, how was your experience? Please be specific.
divgirlarb 1 points 1y ago
IMO, AR apps are inherently inaccessible to blind users. As usual, the phone needs to be positioned and oriented in a specific way. I've tried using a fitness app, where the user is supposed to be standing in front of the mirror and holding the phone in a specific way. I've also used an indoor mobility app.
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