Say you’re demo-ing how a screen reader reads a page at work. The you want to add your thoughts or feedback, and don’t wish to speak over the screen reader voice. Or, the people you are demo-ing to have their hands over their ears (I’ve experienced this). NVDA: Press Shift JAWs: Press Control VoiceOver: Press Control To start reading again,
On Accessibility “80% of people who use captions aren’t deaf or hard of hearing and there 48 million Americans with hearing loss.” @3PlayMedia Related posts: CSUN 2017 Megalist of Presentation Resources for Digital Professionals 2015 CSUN Wrap-up Helpful Screen Reader Tip – Pause Reading
This won’t be the only mega-list someone puts out, but it’s mine, and I’m sticking to it. 🙂 I will link out to other as they come online. Related posts: Quotable Quotes from CSUN 2017 2015 CSUN Wrap-up Testing Methods: Visual Presentation
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Stemming from a recent post on the Twitter accounts every designer must follow, and timed coincidently when I was planning to send out several “FollowFriday” tweets, I’m sharing a list of the people you must follow on Twitter if you have any interest in digital accessibility. And as I fall under the category of “human,” if I missed anyone who
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Recently, I posted some resources from a recent accessibility conference. And the post has become fairly popular. Which scares me. Related posts: Testing Methods: Accessible Authentication (Minimum) Testing Methods: Accessible Authentication (Enhanced) Building an Accessible WordPress Theme