英語 での A screen reader の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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With text like this a blind person can hear it with software called a screen reader, which is good, but it has to be in a language they understand, which is not good.
Blackboard Learn has created a Screen Reader Tutorial to provide users who access the application through a screen reader with information to help them use the system successfully.
Think about the fact that a screen reader(or other assistive technology) actually creates a complete alternate user experience for the user based on the programmatically expressed semantics.
When CSS(Cascading Styles Sheet) are not applied to a document(or when using a screen reader), the 5 key areas are read in the above order.
But if the document is not properly tagged, a screen reader may read the document from top to bottom, across both columns, interpreting them as one column.
However, if the document is not tagged correctly, a screen reader may read the document from top to bottom, across both columns, interpreting them as one column.
A screen reader makes it possible for blind or visually impaired people to use computers because it converts the text on the screen into a synthetic voice or braille display.
If a control is not labeled, a screen reader user might read something generic, such as the word"button" instead of a meaningful word like"Search".
Whether someone has a cognitive disability that requires simple content and navigation, or a blind user utilizes a screen reader to read a web page, there are many reasons to make your digital presence accessible.
If you are using a screen reader, you can use the access key alt- M(press enter), this will take you to the main menu, from where you can use the tab key to navigate through the links.
Without headings and landmarks, someone using a screen reader would need to read through all the information on the page to figure out what is there and which part of the page they might want to use.
If you have been using gateways for accessibility reasons, you can continue to navigate Slack by keyboard and with a screen reader, and use VoiceOver(Mac)
In this case, a sighted user might see some kind of semi-transparent overlay indicating that most of the page can't currently be used, but a screen reader user may still be able to explore to the other parts of the page.
Depending on the intended use, these forms of markup might be blurred together for simplification(resulting in a basic way to create a web page designed exclusively for human browsing), or may need to be rigorously kept distinct(allowing for a flexible document that can be automatically updated or interpreted by a screen reader for the blind, as well as being rendered for basic human viewing).
Another option is a screen reader.
This could be read by a screen reader.
These can be read out by a screen reader.
Operations that support the use of a screen reader.
You can't use the chart view with a screen reader.