RubyMotion and Accessibility
summary
Claim: mainstream iOS plus RubyMotion makes accessibility practical and cheap; a set of mainstream apps replaces ~$3,600 of specialized devices for roughly $3,600 vs $300. Demonstration shows a MotionAccessibility gem (now motion-accessibility 2.0) plus REPL and simulator tooling that expose UI as text and accept commands like browse/touch/view REPL commands. It shows VoiceOver concepts (labels, hints, traits, activation point), unit tests using accessibility labels, and a live demo that mostly works despite simulator quirks.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:05Ruby Motion & Accessibility
- 1:09Tused Windows
- 6:49Accessibility programming
- 8:05The challenge
- 22:21Rubymotion & Accessibility
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