Deaf Sign Language App (ASL)

Yousaf M Ashraf

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About this app

Unlock the world of sign language with the Deaf Sign Language App, a recipient of the prestigious BEST SOCIAL IMPACT APP AWARD 2020 and BEST APP AWARD 2020 from Huawei AppsUp. Seamlessly learn sign language by individual words or phrases, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively with the deaf community.

Our app is your offline companion, ensuring learning without any internet constraints after downloading. Seamlessly connect with the deaf community, bridging communication gaps effortlessly. The app's intelligence shines as it can adeptly translate a wide array of English phrases, further empowering your linguistic capabilities.

Designed with care, our app is an invaluable resource for parents and teachers running special education schools for the deaf. By imparting sign language knowledge, they can provide enhanced education to their students. Join the ranks of over Seventy Thousand users (70000+) worldwide, utilizing this remarkable tool to enrich lives and promote inclusivity.

Experience a groundbreaking journey into the world of sign language. Download the Deaf Sign Language App and contribute to a more connected and inclusive society.

Ratings and reviews

Rubbish. The persistent ads are so invasive that the app itself couldn't be used. Updated to be clearer; almost all apps have ads, but I'd wager that 90% or more can do so without major consequence to the UX. Therefore, managing the ads could result in a usable and perhaps enjoyable experience.

1. The ASL signs shown in this app are almost all incorrect, ranging from just badly done or archaic through to total gibberish that isn't even phonotactically valid. The people signing the examples given clearly do not actually know ASL themselves, and should not be modelling it for others. 2. The app implies there's a single universal sign language, particularly by giving options for translating the in-app text into various other languages. There isn't. 3. The text translations are also wrong.

I downloaded this app to learn some basic signs for communicating with my deaf friend. I was impressed by the variety of signs available in the app, as well as the quiz mode that helped me test my knowledge. The app is easy to use and has a simple interface. I also liked that the app supports 17 different languages, so I could choose the one that suits me best. The app is very useful for anyone who wants to learn ASL or improve their skills. I highly recommend it!

What's new

🛠️ Bug Fixes: Performance optimization

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