- #Text to speech mac keyboard shortcut how to
- #Text to speech mac keyboard shortcut manual
When testing a table use all of the table keyboard shortcuts. Still not sure what should be acknowledged/read out? Ask an Accessiblity Champion. See the accessibility acceptance criteria for details on what should be read out. Use ‘VO + Right arrow’ to move through the feature checking that all ARIA is being acknowledge/read out correctly.
ARIA can be used simply to add landmarks/regions/labels to a page or more advanced usage can help with dynmaic content such as page updates or advanced user interface controls such as tabs. Not sure what landmarks the feature should read out? See the accessibility acceptance criteria. Not sure what landmarks are? See W3C ARIA Landmarks Examples. Open the ‘Rotor’ menu (‘VO + U’), then use the ‘Right/Left arrow’ keys to navigate to the list of ‘ Landmarks’, then use the ‘Down/Up arrow’ keys to read through all the landmarks in the feature. Are all links read out? Is any content that is not a link read out? Navigate to the end of the feature before the feature to be tested, then use the tab key to read out all ‘ Links’ in the feature. (Under ‘Information’ select ‘View Document Outline’ - This will show you the heading structure for the selected page.) Not sure what headings the feature should read out? You can use a desktop browser tool such as the Web Developer add-on for Chrome or Firefox. Are all headings read out and in a logical order?. Open the ‘Rotor’ menu (‘VO + U’), then use the ‘Right/Left arrow’ keys to navigate to the list of ‘ Headings’, then use the ‘Down/Up arrow’ keys to read through all the headers in the feature. You press the keys and you don’t hear anything. Is any visually hidden/off screen text read out, such as for icons?. 
Is any content read out more than once?. Is the content read out in a logical order following the visual order?. Is all the content read out and make sense?. Then use ‘ VO + Right arrow’ to read through each element in the feature (if you need to go back, ‘VO + Left arrow’). Navigate to the last element in the feature before the feature to be tested, this will ensure you don’t miss any visually hidden/off screen text at the beginning of the feature. Turn VoiceOver on, with shortcut keys ‘CMD + F5’. #Text to speech mac keyboard shortcut manual
The accessibility acceptance criteria can be used for additional manual testing steps on device, this is written by the Business Analyst and part of their checklist.
Test the feature by tabbing through links. 
Test the feature by reading every element. #Text to speech mac keyboard shortcut how to
Not sure how to use VoiceOver? Watch Screen Reader Basics: VoiceOver – A11ycasts and complete the on device tutorial, go to ‘System Preferences’, then ‘Accessibility’, then ‘VoiceOver’. It’s recommended to use the latest OS that you have access to. VoiceOver is the defualt screen reader on Mac desktop devices.
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