BLIND & SENIOR MUSIC PLAYER

FLEXER music player design is intended for use by visually impaired users, but without initializing any screen reader, this music player works as any other ordinary music player offering it's flexible accessibility to old people with low vision as well as small kids beginning to enter the world of technology or any other person who is in need of extreme simplicity for playback.

THIS PLAYER IS COMPLETELY FREE WITHOUT ANY ADVERTISEMENTS!!!

After installation, the player will not provide any voice feedback by itself.
To enable voice feedback go to SETTINGS->ACCESSIBILITY->TALKBACK->ON
User can also use any other screen reader as per requirement.

KEY FEATURES:

NO INTEGRATED TTS-engine
SIMPLE INTERFACE - to suit any user who wants simplicity in operation of android phone
HIGH CONTRAST THEME - to suit color blind and low vision users
LARGE FONT - for old people to use basic operations without spectacles
NO IMAGE BUTTONS - to suit maximum number of screen readers available
USER CAN CREATE PLAYLISTS - as per requirements
COMPATIBLE TO MOST OF SCREEN READERS

User Guidelines for first time using of talkback or other screen readers
->Always double tap to select item on screen
->Remember that single tap on screen will make no changes
->Always use two fingers at a time to make slide movement up, down, left or right
->Sliding single finger will make no changes
->single tap and hold, then drag eventually over entire screen to listen carefully about the items on screen
->Thereafter when you have made the decision to select a particular item, remember the place where that item is located on screen
->now release once and douple tap on same place to press or enter at that item

User guidelines while handling seekbar when talkback is on:

[[1.]] To change seek time of playing song:
i. Pause the song by clicking the PAUSE button.
ii. Single touch on SEEKBAR to know it's current position.
iii. After single touch, the seekbar will output current seek position in percentage form.
iv. Now double touch and hold without releasing the position of seekbar and stay still until seek control feedback stops. Do not release until desired seek feedback is heard.
v. The screen reader like Talkback goes on giving voice feedback for every seek moment made on seekbar, so it is necessary to move the seekbar slowly and steadily to the desired position without releasing it.
vi. Once the last seek feedback is what was desired, then release the seekbar and then hit the play button to resume song from selected seek time.
vii. After step (iii), if the user does not hold the seekbar, then the seek time will be set to whatever position the user double clicked on.
viii. In order to change that again user has to follow all the steps from step (i).
ix. The user can go on making double taps on seekbar followed by single tap and changing the seek control without following steps all the above steps, but this method is more time consuming resulting for the user to lead boredom.

[[2.]] DONT'S:
i. Do not single touch seekbar while the song is playing as this will continuously start giving voice feedback for every second of seek time change. If it is done mistakenly, then make any random single click on area way above the seekbar to stop the voice feedback.

[[3.]] Instructions to handle button clicks:
i. Screen reader like TalkBack has a property of making selection to a button on single touch operation and then making the button clicked on double click operation on anywhere or on any area on screen.
ii. It means that if a button happens to be previously single touched, then on double tapping anywhere on the screen will invoke the same button press.
iii. Therefore it is recommended that before making any double tap, first make a single tap on the desired area of option, that option will be automatically confirmed by voice feedback, and then proceed further to selecting that option by double tapping it.

Recent changes:
improved concurrent calling functionality