Finding the selected control with a television remote
A remote user needs to know which button or channel currently has focus before pressing Select. A faint border, colour-only change or focus hidden behind a panel.
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Testing screen-reader labels in a media player
A device screen reader can help navigate compatible interfaces, but the presence of a system feature does not guarantee that every third-party app exposes useful.
Read more →Readable text from the normal viewing distance
Text that looks clear close to the television may be too small from the sofa. Check channel names, programme times, account prompts and playback information from.
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Entering playlist details without a touch screen
Long private addresses can be difficult to enter with a television remote, especially when punctuation or letter case matters. Use a supported keyboard,.
Read more →Making captions comfortable to read
When a source provides selectable captions, the player or device may offer text size, background or style controls. Test them against both bright and dark scenes.
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Captions and audio description solve different needs
Captions represent dialogue and relevant sound as text, while an audio-description track adds spoken information about important visual action. Neither should be.
Read more →Reducing motion and unwanted automatic playback
Animated menus and automatic previews can distract some viewers or make navigation uncomfortable. Check for supported motion, preview and autoplay controls in.
Read more →Guide colours that remain understandable
A programme guide can use colour to distinguish categories, selected items or programme status, but colour alone may be difficult to interpret. Look for text.
Read more →Using a parental PIN in a shared accessible setup
A parental PIN can protect settings or restricted categories, but it also needs to be usable by the authorised person who manages the household screen. Test how.
Read more →Testing alternative input before committing to a player
A viewer may depend on a supported keyboard, switch, voice-control feature or another input method instead of the standard remote. Test the essential workflow.
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