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The number of applications on online mobile application stores is increasingat a rapid rate. Smart-phones are used by a wide range of people varying inage, and also in the ability to use a smart phone. With the increasingdependency on smart-phones, the paper aims to determine whether the popularapplications on Google Play, the official store for Android applications, canbe used by people with vision impairment. The accessibility of the applicationswas tested using an external keyboard, and TalkBack, an accessibility tooldeveloped by Google. It was found that several popular applications on thestore were not designed keeping accessibility in mind. It was observed thatthere exists a weak positive relationship between the popularity of theapplication and its accessibility. A framework is proposed that can be used bydevelopers to improve the accessibility of an application. The paper alsodiscusses the programming aspects to be considered while developing an Androidapplication, so that the application can be used by sighted as well as visuallyimpaired users.

A Review of Popular Applications on Google Play - Do They Cater to Visually Impaired Users?