Quick Tip: Basic Screen Reader Testing Using a screen reader can be a bit daunting, but it does not need to be overly difficult. The WebAIM site has articles for getting started with testing using JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver. With just a few keyboard commands you can easily listen to… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for May 2018
Quick Tip: YouTube Captioning Captioning in YouTube is easier than ever. There are 3 primary methods for captioning videos. First, you can allow automated transcription and then use the caption interface to make corrections. Quality of auto-captioning is improving, though will vary based on the audio quality. For some videos,… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for April 2018
Quick Tip: Reading and Navigation Order The screen reader reading order and keyboard navigation order for web page content must be logical and intuitive. This typically means that if will follow the visual presentation order – generally left to right, top to bottom through the page. The reading and navigation… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for March 2018