Quizlet accessibility

That's weird... last time I used Quizlet, the app worked great with Voiceover... I used it about a few months ago...

Hi--so I find this app to work, strangely, with voiceover off, specifically when working with the flash cards. If you open a set of flash cards and turn voiceover off, you can tap the middle of the screen and the definition will be read, tap it again to have the term read, swipe left if you "know" the term and right if you "don't know" the term (or I could have this backwards--regardless the result is that you move on to the next card). The cards are read aloud with Quizlet's own synthesized voice. This is accessibility in a twisted sense and doesn't quite give you all the information that you need. For example: the cards themselves aren't read aloud with VO so if I wanted to read it word by word I couldn't. Quite frustrating because the concept of quizlet is great and there are a lot of sets on here that are helpful.

I want full accessibility too. What do I need to do to get it?

Accessibility is a personal variable way of life. someone works fine on an app another person rants and raves over how inaccessible that same app is. It might just be how comfortable with technology someone is. It might be that someone can know what's wrong but have trouble forming an explanation in a way that's crucial for accessibility improvement. This back and forth does nothing and if I were developing an app, though a large subsection of the community is on here, I would steer blear because of topics like this one which has degenerated into well, this. Yes, we all need to ask for accessibility help. But i have issues with large, we for the people type organizations harping on, the "community coming together' and other such epithets. Is either application accessible to some extent? According to one person, yes with their choice. Another person says using screen recognition makes the aforementioned app on their endangered ap list, at least partially accessible. Now for the original poster, what have you done to ask for help in terms of accessibility? By that I mean how did you explain voice over? If you simply linked to Apple's description that might not have worked. Has anyone thought outside the box on this topic? Have you ask for a zoom or similar visual platform to show in it's real life demonstration which problems you are having and why? Maybe by a visual explanation, a back and forth respectful conversation things can and have changed. However the let's get on the band wagon mentality I am not a large fan of. Bottom line, get the hell off here, and let's really figure this out. Being on here does little to improve accessibility, more to show the maturity level of so many. Yes, at times, I have dumbed down. Not apologetic, simply calling a spade a spade.

Wow, I was using this app not too long ago and it worked fine. It's annoying that they are messing things up. I agree with everyone that is saying we should help to fix this problem.
To the person talking about flash cards deluxe, we respect your opinion, but no need to keep mentioning it over and over again.