In recent years, the concept of touchscreen accessibility has gained a remarkable attention, especially within the considerable reliance on mobile touchscreen devices (MTDs) for information acquisition and dissemination as we witness nowadays.
Īccessibility revolves around building products, including electronic devices and digital content, so that diverse users can conveniently utilize them, irrespective of their capabilities. Small target size -Selectable UI elements are undetected by a screen reader -Disabling finger pinch to zoom option -A functionality does not work or interferes with other -functionalities -Conflicting gestures -Timed response requirements -Navigation traps Output and Feedback -Inadequate feedback -Simultaneous audio streams -UI elements are not announced on focus -Confirmation messages are viewed shortly and before getting detected by a screen reader Content Rendering -No Alt text to images and graphical content -Small text size and spacing -Poor color contrast -Using color alone to indicate meanings -Missing accessible labels and proper descriptions of UI elements -Dynamic content and carousels Content Organization and Comprehension -Navigation elements do not help users find what they are seeking for -Excessive amount of information on a page or screen -An icon purpose is unclear (i.e., unclear functionality of UI elements or poorly labeled UI elements) -Inconsistent content organization (i.e., users find themselves -unable to make sense of the content).
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