accessibility

In my UWP app I have TextBlock:

<TextBlock Text="Text0"
AutomationProperties.Name="Text1" />


Discovered some bad app using android accessibility to hack my app, call up my app and manipulate things automatically (user are cheaters so they enable accessibility service), how can I block andr

I am currently working on a web page with a silent video banner.

We have implemented the responsive website with accessibility features. It's built in Angular 1.x. I would like to know whether the user is accessing the site through accessibility feature or not.

I have a Java application using the Substance LookAndFeel with Windows as the the target platform and I want to increase the DPI setting of my application without changing the system setti

I recently included the RatingBar view into a layout and realized it is not compatible with Talkback (it is not accessible).

iOS 11 has an accessibility feature that shows a large version of a tabbar icon in a pop-up HUD when long pressed. In a WWDC presentation, it was mentioned this just involves turning on:

In the App that I am currently working on, there is a nested collection view setup.

So I was sending a proposal for a research project and wanted to do something related to web design but couldn't find good topics.

I am working on making an overlay modal more accessible. It works essentially like this JSFiddle(link is external).