Hey Mark, Don’t eat fastfoods too often; its prejudicial to your health! <LOL>!
Mike > On 09.03.2018, at 07:10, M. Taylor <mk...@ucla.edu> wrote: > > Hello Everyone, > > During the past two weeks, I have been using the McDonalds app on my 8 Plus. > > > I am delighted to report that, at the time of this writing, all aspects of > the app are VoiceOver accessible. > > To me, the primary benefit of using the app is to read the menu which, by > the way, has been changing a great deal, of late. > > Also, I am enjoying all of the app deals that are available when you > purchase your items through the app. I strongly suggest that you use Apple > Pay when purchasing through the app. Also, remember that the great deals > are only available when you buy your food via the app. > > Please remember that in order to use the app with all of those great deals, > you will need to create an account which includes providing an email address > and setting up a password. > > So, here is the basic scenario: > > 1. > You decide to eatj-in or take-out McDonalds. > > 2. > You open the app to see what deals are available to you. This is really the > fun part as the deals can truly save you some serious money. You can also > just browse the menu. > > 3. > Using a shopping cart system, you add your items to your cart. Don't worry, > you can remove any item at any time. You can also customize your items at > you add them. > > 4. > If you have given the app permission, it will tell you the closest McDonalds > location to you and give you the option to purchase your items from that > location or from any location you prefer. > Personally, I place my orders from the parking lot of the McDonalds. Or, a > couple of days ago, I just went in, sat down at a table, and placed my order > via the app. > > 5. > Once you've finalized your order and selected the location, it's time to > pay. I have only used the Apple Pay method so cannot speak to entering > credit card data. > > 6. > Once this is done, you are ask if you will be dining in or taking out or > driving through. Make your selection. > > 7. > Now, you will be told that your order has been received and is being > prepared. You will also see a number on your screen. > > 8. > Go into the location, drive up, etc and show the employee your screen and > they will bring your order to you. > > This last step can be different for us as visually impaired people; for > sighted people, the number that is displayed on the iOS app is also > displayed on an overhead display screen in the restaurant. Therefore, a > sighted person can see when the order is ready and just walk up to the > counter and pick up the order. > > Okay, that's about it. > > Let me add that it is very important that you be patient with yourself and > the app, the first couple of times that you use it. There are a lot of > confirmation screens that you must become familiar with, at first. Also, if > you can, have a sighted person with you the first time you use the app as > this may help you grasps certain elements of the process. This is not to > say that you cannot use the app, for the first time, by yourself, but I > suggest that you get sighted assistance initially, if possible. > > Good Luck, Enjoy, and let us know how it goes. > > Mark > > > -- > The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries > list. > > If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if > you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or > moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. > > Your Mac Visionaries list moderator is Mark Taylor. 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