Go to System Preferences -> Accessibility -> VoiceOver.It allows the recording output from the different sources. While working on this post, I found that there is an even easier way to create such video, as a screen recording tool, that I am using on a daily basis – CloudApp. To send the output of one application to another, simply select Soundflower as the output device within the first application and Soundflower as the input device within the second application. Basically after the installation, one needs Soundflower is a macOS kernel extension that creates virtual audio input and output devices which can be used to transfer a sound signal between various applications.
#SOUNDFLOWER GITHUB HOW TO#
After the installation, there is a ReadMe.rtf file in the folder, that explains how to use it. I used SoundFlower for my task, and it worked as expected. I found a few tutorial and/or tools that were aiming to solve this problem: As VoiceOver is an output signal from the Mac, some additional steps should be taken so it will become available as the input signal, that will make it recordable. One of the ways I tested for the accessibility was by using VoiceOver, and I wanted to share this experience with all the folks in the company, so I decided that I would record a video of it to share in our weekly all-hands.Įasier said than done. My product manager also had an idea to share how accessibility testing of this feature, to inspire other folks in the company to think more about this subject. As the main problem I think is that folks who are creating custom inputs forget to provide UI difference between focused and un-focused states. And we wanted to provide more in-build experience + provide as default custom input, that was accessible.
#SOUNDFLOWER GITHUB CODE#
Before adding this possibility in the Designer setting, it was still possible to do so through the custom code feature. I had many reasons why I wanted to work on this specific feature, and one of them was to promote more accessible usage of the technic that allows having custom checkboxes or radio buttons. Some time ago, as part of my work at Webflow, I was working on the feature, that allows adding custom checkboxes and radio inputs to form elements on the designer canvas.
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