Luis Perez keeps us all up to date with iOS accessibility options. In this blog post, re-blogged from the Website of Luis Perez, he shares step by step how to use third party keyboards. It is really easy, and his quick video guides you through the process of using and customizing the keyboards. Many thanks to Luis Perez for sharing his expertise!
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One of the most anticipated features in iOS 8 was the redesigned on-screen keyboard. Recently, I did a video on my YouTube channel on the new QuickType feature that now provides smart word prediction with the iOS onscreen keyboard. That video also discussed two other additions: the Dictation feature now has almost real-time feedback, and you can customize the on-screen keyboard by adding a number of third-party keyboards to your iOS device. In the video I featured two of my favorite third-party keyboards: Swype and Fleksy (both $.99 on the App Store).
With Fleksy, I like the extra feedback I get as I type (the letters appear to jump out) and the fact that you can customize the keyboard by choosing large keys and adjusting the colors to a combination that works well for you. Typing is also very quick with this keyboard. Whenever you need to enter a space, just do a…
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