Build with Accessibility for Android

Release walkthrough

See how version 1.0.0 explains screen access, respects your consent choices, and captures evidence for an accessibility audit.

Android 11 and later · 2 minutes · Recorded

Watch the app in use

This silent recording shows the signed release using synthetic test data. It includes the full disclosure, declining access and reopening consent, Android service activation, a user-triggered capture, and the audit workflow. English captions and a transcript describe the steps.

Transcript

  1. 00:00

    Build with Accessibility: opening the signed Android 1.0.0 release.

  2. 00:08

    The full disclosure explains screen content, screenshots, local storage, and auditing. Continue is disabled until consent.

  3. 00:22

    Choose Not now. The auditor opens with screen access disabled.

  4. 00:27

    Open Accessibility settings returns to the disclosure. Consent is still unchecked.

  5. 00:32

    Agree to screen access, then open Android Accessibility settings and select Build with Accessibility.

  6. 00:54

    Android asks for confirmation before enabling the accessibility service.

  7. 01:01

    Choose the optional floating capture control, then open a synthetic test screen and trigger a capture.

  8. 01:14

    The service captures screen evidence and runs accessibility checks locally.

  9. 01:21

    The predicted reading order is approximate. Actual TalkBack testing remains necessary.

  10. 01:29

    Review captured conditions and findings with confidence, severity, and fix guidance.

  11. 01:37

    Finding details identify the affected control in the captured screen.

  12. 01:44

    Use the manual checklist for tests that automation cannot complete.

  13. 01:50

    Saved sessions keep audit captures and results together.

  14. 01:54

    Keyboard focus is visibly outlined. Audits stay on the device until the user exports them.