No, you don't need precise movements. You can explore by touching the
screen or move from object to object by swiping left or right. Either
way, a double tap anywhere on the screen will activate the last thing
VoiceOver spoke.
On 11/20/2014 08:31 AM, Deidre Muccio wrote:
Hello all
I don't have an I Phone yet but am trying to round up a used one to practice
on before going for the works. My best hope is that I will have my hands on
one within a week.
I'm wondering if some of the problems people are having is due to
imprecise finger taps, and other movements including taps on areas that are
not the right place to be. Is the voice over confirmation enough to guide
you to the right spots or do you have to have good coordination as well. I
assume the layout is just that, that things are always in the same place and
the user needs to know where things are and how to activate what they want
with precise movements.
This is a great list.
Deidre
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