Spike S13 — Slint's accessibility support on Android. Never run.
NFR-A11Y-2's own caveat asks for it: the requirement states that Slint's Android accessibility needs verifying before it can be relied on, and nothing has verified it.
Blocked on
#36 — there is almost nothing to test with. Five accessible-* attributes on one control is not a surface a TalkBack pass can say anything useful about.
What it decides
Whether NFR-A11Y-2 is achievable on Android at all with the current toolkit, or whether it needs a platform-specific answer. That is worth knowing before eighteen files are annotated, not after — so run it as soon as #36 has enough surface to be meaningful, rather than at the end.
See docs/outstanding.md §6 and §10.
**Spike S13 — Slint's accessibility support on Android.** Never run.
NFR-A11Y-2's own caveat asks for it: the requirement states that Slint's Android accessibility needs verifying before it can be relied on, and nothing has verified it.
## Blocked on
#36 — there is almost nothing to test with. Five `accessible-*` attributes on one control is not a surface a TalkBack pass can say anything useful about.
## What it decides
Whether NFR-A11Y-2 is achievable on Android at all with the current toolkit, or whether it needs a platform-specific answer. That is worth knowing **before** eighteen files are annotated, not after — so run it as soon as #36 has enough surface to be meaningful, rather than at the end.
See `docs/outstanding.md` §6 and §10.
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Spike S13 — Slint's accessibility support on Android. Never run.
NFR-A11Y-2's own caveat asks for it: the requirement states that Slint's Android accessibility needs verifying before it can be relied on, and nothing has verified it.
Blocked on
#36 — there is almost nothing to test with. Five
accessible-*attributes on one control is not a surface a TalkBack pass can say anything useful about.What it decides
Whether NFR-A11Y-2 is achievable on Android at all with the current toolkit, or whether it needs a platform-specific answer. That is worth knowing before eighteen files are annotated, not after — so run it as soon as #36 has enough surface to be meaningful, rather than at the end.
See
docs/outstanding.md§6 and §10.Blocked on #36.