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Mumble client for iOS-based devices
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Push-to-Talk button not accessibility enabled #74

Open mkrautz opened 10 years ago

mkrautz commented 10 years ago

Blind users can't really use the app because of this.

Sunspar commented 10 years ago

Either vibration feedback when the button is activated or some form of a "high-contrast" mode (not sure if one currently exists?) would be good solutions, I think.

On Mar 24, 2014, at 5:33, "Mikkel Krautz" notifications@github.com wrote:

Blind users can't really use the app because of this.

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JasonLocklin commented 10 years ago

The location and shape of the button are a big part of the problem here. On Plumble (the android client), the button is the entire bottom 10%, or so, of the screen, so it's easy to hit without looking (though, I think it should be more like the bottom 25%, or adjustable). The lips icon on this client requires visual aiming (not to mention it looks odd).

aDifferentJT commented 8 years ago

I have done a bit to aid this and submitted a pull request.

reelsense commented 7 years ago

3D Touch for push to talk on screen would help. Feeling it tap when you toggle on and off would make for a great user experience and aid accessibility.