Hi. I've been doing some research on accessibility features for mobile applications and selected some applications to evaluate. There are some improvements I'd suggest for your applications so users with visual disabilities would be able to use it, specially if they are using screen readers such as talk back:
Main activity
The button (+) to create a list has no label, i.e., a speakable text for the screen reader
New List
Consider making clickable items larger. For example, the input field to write the shopping list name, Notes, Priority spinner, Deadling checkbox and statistics on/off button. Moreover, the contrast ratio of the on/off button should be increased.
New Product
Consider making clickable items larger. The icon to open more fields (category, store) has no label. A blind user using a screen reader would not know what is it for.
Showing the products of the list
icon to show the details of the product has no label.
Those are some examples of improvements you could make to became your app more accessible. I refer to android accessibility best practices. If you need some help, please let me know I have an academic testing tool that might be useful to test your app and report all accessibility issues you might want to take a look.
Hi. I've been doing some research on accessibility features for mobile applications and selected some applications to evaluate. There are some improvements I'd suggest for your applications so users with visual disabilities would be able to use it, specially if they are using screen readers such as talk back:
Main activity
New List
New Product
Showing the products of the list
Those are some examples of improvements you could make to became your app more accessible. I refer to android accessibility best practices. If you need some help, please let me know I have an academic testing tool that might be useful to test your app and report all accessibility issues you might want to take a look.