iOS

Hello everyone, welcome back to my VoiceOver tutorial series! Today, I’ll walk you through some essential gestures for navigating VoiceOver with three fingers. These gestures are powerful tools that make it easier for blind or visually impaired users to control their devices. Let’s dive in and explore how these gestures work!

Three finger swipe up - Scroll forward

This gesture is used to scroll forward on a screen with multiple items.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my tutorial! Today, I’m going to show you how to navigate VoiceOver in iOS using the two-finger gestures. This is a great way to interact with your device more efficiently, so let’s dive right in!

Swipe Up or Down with Two Fingers to Scroll and Automatically Read Items

One of the easiest ways to navigate with VoiceOver is by swiping up or down with two fingers. This gesture allows VoiceOver to automatically scroll through the content and read it aloud for you.

Hello everyone, welcome to another VoiceOver tutorial in iOS! Today, I will show you how to navigate VoiceOver using just one finger.

Hello everyone! Today, I’m excited to share a tutorial on how to unlock an iPhone or iPad (the latest models that don’t have a home button) using VoiceOver. This tutorial is particularly useful for blind or visually impaired users who may find it challenging to navigate these newer devices. If you have an older iPhone or iPad that still has a home button, this guide might not be as relevant for you, but it’s still good information to know.

Hello everyone!

In this tutorial, I’ll show you three simple ways to turn on VoiceOver on your iPhone or iPad. VoiceOver is a built-in screen reader on iOS devices designed to help visually impaired users navigate their device independently. Let’s get started!

Method 1: Using Siri to Turn On VoiceOver

The easiest way to turn on VoiceOver is by using Siri, Apple’s voice assistant. Here’s how: