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Accessibility Scanner

Accessibility Scanner's first step of use: On the top half is a small pic of a phone with the instructions to Scan your first screen, followed by step details on how to do it. A button to press on the lower right says "Ok, Got it". The lower half of the screen shows step instructions To hide the Accessibility Scanner button. It has two options: Dismiss and Take Me There.A phone showing the results from using the Accessibility Scanner on an app. The first line reads "7 suggestions" with a menu tab to its far-right. The second line shows the title "My App" and below this, taking up the rest of the screen, are 7 large items grouped under a different line of text and outlined in orange. The 7 items are pics of buttons. The text above these reads "Buttons that do stuff", "Example Touch Targets", "Example Text Contrast", and "Another Clickable Button Example".
Manufacturer Name: 
Google
Approximate Cost: $0.00
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Product Description: 

Accessibility Scanner is a tool that suggests accessibility improvements that can be made to Android apps without requiring technical skills to make the changes. Accessibility Scanner suggests improvements such as enlarging small touch targets, increasing contrast, and providing content descriptions, so that the target app can be more easily used by individuals with accessibility needs.  

Main Features: 

  • To use the Accessibility Scanner:
    • - Navigate to Settings > Accessibility.
    • - Locate and turn on Accessibility Scanner.
    • - In the target app to be scanned, tap the Accessibility Scanner button.

Primary Specifications: 

  • Requires: Android 6.0 and up.
  • Size: 4.1M.

More Information: 

See product in Google Play.