THe App’s main screen has eight elements, all of which are reachable by the VO cursor but only 3 of which are actually labeled. I’ve listed them here along with a brief description of the intended function of each item and some accessibility notes regarding the content and function of each item.
1. Messages (unlabeled button). This opens a unified messaging inbox. While the content of the emails are accessible with VO and I was able to navigate this section with some patience, many of the buttons and controls are poorly labeled. Also, I do not subscribe to Comcast phone service so am not able to evaluate voice messages or text messages in this section.
2. Address Book (unlabeled button). This seems to just link to the built-in IOS Contacts App, and is thus accessible. There also seems to be an option to sync with a comcast address book but I left that one untouched.
3. Digital Voice (unlabeled button). If you subscribe to Comcast Digital VOice home phone service, this section supposedly enables you to listen to home voicemail, set forwarding options and view call history from the App.
4. xfinity TV (unlabeled button). This simply launches the separate xfinity TV App or takes you to the App Store to download that App if you do not have it installed. I do not subscribe to xfinity TV but there is a review of the xfinity TV App on Applevis.
5. My Account (unlabeled button). This allows you to view and edit your account information and make payments. I attempted to setup a recorring payment plan through this App and found that the process was full of unlabeled or poorly labeled buttons and controls, so much so that I was unable to complete that process through the App.
6. A button labeled, “icon info.” This section contains the following 4 subsections:
6A. FAQ / Getting Started Guide. Opens help info with advertising in a web interface. Seemed mostly accessible.
6B. Contact Us / Feedback. Opens an accessible web-based feedback submission form.
6C. Discussion Forums. Loads a web interface to comcast’s discussion forums.
6D. Terms and Contitions. Loads web content that includes links to comcast terms of service, etc.
7. An item that announces the App version, in this case “v352.”
8. A button labeled, “icon settings 24 X 24.” This section enables you to adjust settings for various parts of the App, including mail options, email signature, push notifications, login info, etc. These settings seem to be correctly labeled and seem to use standard accessible IOS controls.
Source Article from http://www.applevis.com/ios-app-directory/utilities/xfinity-mobile