25 docs tagged with "Automated"

This rule checks elements have an appropriate className) set in their AccessibilityNodeInfo.

This rule checks if links are displayed using a ClickableSpan before Android 8.0 (API level 26).

The content on the screen should rotate from landscape to portrait orientation.

The content on the screen should rotate from portrait to landscape orientation.

This rule checks for sufficient color contrast between overlapping elements.

This rule checks if multiple interactive items are displayed at the same location.

This rule checks if multiple elements have the same label.

This rule checks whether the text in your app supports Dynamic Type, letting people adjust the size of the text in your app according to their system preference for font size.

This rule checks if a contentDescription has been set for editable views.

This rule checks whether any elements contain inaccessible content that your app might need to expose as separate accessibility children.

This rule checks whether the size of elements is too small for a person to interact with.

This rule checks if the contrast between foreground and background colors in images is 3.0:1 or higher.

This rule checks if the label of links are unclear.

This rule checks if the label of views contain information about it's type, state or actions.

This rule checks if focusable views have a non-empty label.

This rule checks if the accessibility label of each element provides some context-specific, descriptive label.

All interactive elements should have a minimum target size of at least 44 by 44 points.

All interactive elements should have a minimum target size of at least 24 by 24 points.

This rule checks whether clipping might occur for any text labels at larger Dynamic Type sizes.

This rule checks if text has sufficient contrast against it's background.

This rule checks if text scales and has sufficient space to grow in size.

This rule checks if touch targets have a minimum size of 48x48 density-independent pixels (dp).

This rule verifies that an accessibility object implements all the properties and methods required for the accessibility traits it possesses.

This rule checks if accessibility services move their focus through the elements on the screen in a logical order.

This rule checks if all displayed text is exposed to accessibility services.