Orange mobile accessibility guidelines

Accessibility: a need for some, a benefit for all!

Mobile accessibility definition #

It is an application usable by everyone

• People with no disabilities.
• Elderly people.
• People with disabilities (temporary or permanent).

and in all situations

• With any kind of material: mobile browser, Android, iOS, tablet.
• In an unfavourable environment: poor luminosity, touchpad while moving,...
• With specific software that compensate the handicap.

Site organization #

Android #

1. Design criteria #

List of different accessibility criteria for obtaining an accessible mobile app.

A good way to be aware of the main criteria and commit progressively in accessibility.

2. Developers guide #

Section for developers.

Everything you need to know to code accessible on mobile.

3. Talkback #

Guide to using the native screen reader.

Details all the necessary gestures for a Talkback complete mastery.

4. Tests #

Includes tests to be done so as to be sure that the Android recommendations are taken into account before the prod launching.

iOS #

1. Design criteria #

List of different accessibility criteria for obtaining an accessible mobile app.

A good way to be aware of the main criteria and commit progressively in accessibility.

2. Developers guide #

Section for developers.

Everything you need to know to code accessible on mobile.

3. VoiceOver #

Guide to using the native screen reader.

Details all the necessary gestures for a VoiceOver complete mastery.

4. WWDC #

Contains many detailed World Wide Developers Conference videos that represent a significant milestone to mobile accessibility.

5. Tests #

Includes tests to be done so as to be sure that the iOS recommendations are taken into account before the prod launching.

mDAN #

mDAN application overview, the digital accessibility demonstrator for mobile.

Useful links #

Some useful links that will complete the explanation of this website.